08-24-2009, 10:27 AM | #1 |
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My 2010 SS TVS Blower / Blower Cam / ARH Catted system / ADM Intake results and more
Since my other thread jumps around, let me post up the results with different pulley sizes in one post.
Modifications: TVS 2300, Blower Cam (ADM Spec'd), ADM Intake (street version), ARH Catted header system with stock axelback (this will go for a full 3 inch magnaflow axelback soon), Tuned by ADM. Below is the stock 3.8 pulley. This is what I went with since this is my daily driver. The tune is very conservative and this is what I will run for a while. Below is the comparision between the 3.6 and 3.4 pullys: With the 3.4 pulley we had belt slip up top or we would have made well over 600rwhp .. look at the TQ curve for both of these ... really nice I'd like to maybe try the 3.6 eventually since we had no slip with that ... but again .. for my daily driver we want safe Below is the 3.4 with belt slip (see post above ). This is compared to my stock dyno and my dyno with the ARH catted system and tune.
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08-24-2009, 06:04 PM | #10 |
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You will be eating people alive. That torque curve is sick.
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08-24-2009, 09:14 PM | #13 |
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Everything is bolt on except for the cam, huh? How is the stock head, valves, lifters, cylinder seals etc supposed to hold up in this engine? I'm guessing pretty damn good, considering its a Chevy small block V8, but... you know.
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Well thats terrifying lol.
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A lot of the tuners are saying 600rwhp max on stock internals. My shop is a little more conserative and says we should stick with 550rwhp max. I'd love to go to the 3.6 pulley (which made 58xrwhp / 536 rwtq) but I have faith that my shop won't steer me wrong .. lol I guess I'll find out . Thanks, Crowley
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Thanks, Crowley
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DAMN!!!
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