what numbers to expect, LS-VT
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what numbers to expect, LS-VT
B18b1 Block
Eagle rods
JE 9:1 pistons.
LS Trans
B16a2 Head (stock)
Garret gt28rs turbo
hks Cast Iron - Turbo Exhaust Manifold (17141-139387)
hks ssqv
jhonnyracecar 6in intercooler
thermal r&d 3in catback turbo exhaust, thermal high flow cat.
rc 550cc injectors
walbro 255 fuel pump
act hdss clutch kit
AEM EMS
Custom DP, Custom Intercooler Piping
What hp numbers would i most likely come out with around 10-12 lbs of boost.
Eagle rods
JE 9:1 pistons.
LS Trans
B16a2 Head (stock)
Garret gt28rs turbo
hks Cast Iron - Turbo Exhaust Manifold (17141-139387)
hks ssqv
jhonnyracecar 6in intercooler
thermal r&d 3in catback turbo exhaust, thermal high flow cat.
rc 550cc injectors
walbro 255 fuel pump
act hdss clutch kit
AEM EMS
Custom DP, Custom Intercooler Piping
What hp numbers would i most likely come out with around 10-12 lbs of boost.
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Re: what numbers to expect, LS-VT (projectPSI)
It is hard to say. I have a sc61 ls-vt and 8psi made 300. I forgot the other numbers cause I was having so many problems which are fixed now. I need to re dyno one day.
I will tell you one thing right now ditch that Ls transmission. Get a b16 or Gsr. Night and day difference from ls to gsr.
I will tell you one thing right now ditch that Ls transmission. Get a b16 or Gsr. Night and day difference from ls to gsr.
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Re: what numbers to expect, LS-VT (redturbocivic)
how high could i rev with that setup? The head will stay stock for a while but will be upgraded with cams, springs, and retainers in teh near future.
would lets say 300 whp with like a 8000 rpm redline be a safe, reliable goal on the stock head and stock sleeves and other parts listed. I understand tuning is key.
The rotating assembly withh be balanced.
would lets say 300 whp with like a 8000 rpm redline be a safe, reliable goal on the stock head and stock sleeves and other parts listed. I understand tuning is key.
The rotating assembly withh be balanced.
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would it be a bad idea to run my ls-vtec prepped for turbo, (pistons, possibly turbo cams) without the turbo on? I want to build teh motor, run it for a while and then save up a bit of cash and do the turbo setup. What are the disadvantages of doing this? Will i be losing a lot fo power? What numbers shouldl i expect on a non turbo ls/vtec prepped for turbo.
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Re: (projectPSI)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by projectPSI »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">would it be a bad idea to run my ls-vtec prepped for turbo, (pistons, possibly turbo cams) without the turbo on? I want to build teh motor, run it for a while and then save up a bit of cash and do the turbo setup. What are the disadvantages of doing this? Will i be losing a lot fo power? What numbers shouldl i expect on a non turbo ls/vtec prepped for turbo. </TD></TR></TABLE>
The #'s wont be that great since your runing such a low c/r. But you shouldn't have any problems, just make sure you tune it for allmotor then retune it for turbo.
The #'s wont be that great since your runing such a low c/r. But you shouldn't have any problems, just make sure you tune it for allmotor then retune it for turbo.
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