Greensleeper said:+/- 240hp at the crank, on STOCK turbine and STOCK engine... Must be pretty quick with my "light" LX.
Thanks to Victor for the advices and inspiration and to JDM Sam for the parts and tune!![]()
Speed3.5 said:s*** topic like this makes ppl bring the dreams up front but rarely they come through just cuz there's no ******* fathe w/ this motor.
I'm gonna go up as days pass by so far i'm aiming 220 for this summer.
next will have to forge then see whats up
jdm sam- you working on tranny issues yet ?? or I better find a GTX 323 and get the tranny out of it ??
benben84 said:My mods are in my sig and I come within 3 lengths in the quarter mile against a 2006 6.0L GTO. Im hoping with an AFC, wideband, and maybe 10psi I will be within one length or ahead!! Oh BTW I will posting the videos ASAP.
Not exactly sure what I run in quarter mile officially, since the "track" I raced on has spray painted start and finish lines!JOMO said:Well..what did you run. The gto could have ran a mid 14 sec pass, and they are pig heavy.
Couldn't we take the gears out and have a machine shop grind new ones out of billet steel? What else is weak with the tranny besides everything.JDM Sam said:I have faith in this motor that's why I built it and now waiting for stuff to come together so we can shoot for big #'s. I am researching on how we can get stronger trannies affordably.
Pirana said:There is really nothing wrong with our motors...maybe the intake. But the limiting factor is money...and thats it. You can take any engine and make it as powerfull as you want...or as your wallet can take you. There is nothing better than an iron block with a closed deck design to make power. Get rid of the pencil thick rods...open up your intake...custom grind some cams (its not as expensive as people think), port the head and ofcourse upgrade your turbo and EMS and you will be there. There are people here that has done half of that and reached the 400 hp. I have faith (angel)
It's not that simple. If it were you'd see cheap ebay knock off gear sets already. Gears require precise machining and engineering before they can be made. The thing is gears can be made. Cost is the ultimate deciding factor. Without producing a large qty. the cost will remain elevated for everyone. Good news is that our gearsets are interchangeable with other platforms.benben84 said:Couldn't we take the gears out and have a machine shop grind new ones out of billet steel? What else is weak with the tranny besides everything.