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well thats definently not stock...anyways I did mine with just a filter and universal muffler...so nothing big. Anyways it was 121 hp and 111 tq I believe. The torque fell off quickly after 5400 rpms, you can also feal it in first gear, right at 5500 rpms, kinda bogs. a 4-1 header helped a bit but I have not actually dynoed since then.
That's a hell of an engine!
That's right up there with a lot of mildly modded GS-R's.
And, the mildly modded LS's seem to be only at a 20hp loss, while the GS-R's are losing more than 25 - 30hp. There's no way the trannies could be that different to have such a differential in driveline loss. I think Honda pussied out on the GS-R's. It's either that, or the intakes & exhausts are really that restrictive.
That's right up there with a lot of mildly modded GS-R's.
And, the mildly modded LS's seem to be only at a 20hp loss, while the GS-R's are losing more than 25 - 30hp. There's no way the trannies could be that different to have such a differential in driveline loss. I think Honda pussied out on the GS-R's. It's either that, or the intakes & exhausts are really that restrictive.
i believe i saw a stock LS dyno sheet in honda tuner or something like that it was a 94 wiht over 90,000 miles. it was like 105 hp i dont rememeber the torque figuire
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accually the GS-R tranny is much better. 4'th gear gives you a better/closer 1:1 ratio compared to the LS tranny.
the LS tranny is only good for high boost turbo......for N/A it really blows......
the LS tranny is only good for high boost turbo......for N/A it really blows......
That's a hell of an engine!
That's right up there with a lot of mildly modded GS-R's.
And, the mildly modded LS's seem to be only at a 20hp loss, while the GS-R's are losing more than 25 - 30hp. There's no way the trannies could be that different to have such a differential in driveline loss. I think Honda pussied out on the GS-R's. It's either that, or the intakes & exhausts are really that restrictive.
That's right up there with a lot of mildly modded GS-R's.
And, the mildly modded LS's seem to be only at a 20hp loss, while the GS-R's are losing more than 25 - 30hp. There's no way the trannies could be that different to have such a differential in driveline loss. I think Honda pussied out on the GS-R's. It's either that, or the intakes & exhausts are really that restrictive.
pre-turbo i put down 122.6 on my bone stock ls. tq was 111.6. the dynojet said they usually put around 113hp and 107 tq. i guess i have a strong motor .have the dyno plot here, but nop scanner
i just had mine dynoed:
94LS w/ 108k miles
with- aem cai, dc4-2-1 header, itr catback, itr tb....and i got 122 hp and 111 tq.....
i would like you guys to see my dyno graph, it's on a disc. can anybody help me post it so you guys can tell me if theres anything wrong with it....
94LS w/ 108k miles
with- aem cai, dc4-2-1 header, itr catback, itr tb....and i got 122 hp and 111 tq.....
i would like you guys to see my dyno graph, it's on a disc. can anybody help me post it so you guys can tell me if theres anything wrong with it....
u say honda "pussied out" on the GSR's, lol, right, to each one of yall that said that, do yall have a GSR?? prolly not, and till u find a stock LS and put it on a dyno and it pushes 145 horses and 133 lbs torque and until u spank a GSR then dont say nothing....
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[Modified by TeamTooQuick, 3:31 PM 2/26/2002]
GSR Driver
[Modified by TeamTooQuick, 3:31 PM 2/26/2002]
u say honda "pussied out" on the GSR's, lol, right, to each one of yall that said that, do yall have a GSR?? prolly not, and till u find a stock LS and put it on a dyno and it pushes 145 horses and 133 lbs torque and until u spank a GSR then dont say nothing....
GSR Driver
[Modified by TeamTooQuick, 3:31 PM 2/26/2002]
GSR Driver
[Modified by TeamTooQuick, 3:31 PM 2/26/2002]
for one, who would do that, who would by a gsr or a ls just to put another tranny in it, for one its not cheap, and i bet, if i put the same mods as a ls has, and the ls has a GSR tranny, i will walk on him, they dont make GSR's just for the name, GSR's have different internals then the LS, and the tranny doesnt make the motor the motor makes the tranny, if u have no horses in the motor and u have some bad tranny, r u goin n e where?? no, u gotta have a good motor and internals, just not a good tranny, or they would of not made a GSR, they would of put a different tranny in the LS and not make GSR's...
If you put a GSR tranny in a LS and have a GSR with LS tranny the GSR gets walked every time! So what does that tell you, the tranny and gearing is what makes the difference. Even if you matched up a LS with GSR tranny and a GSR with the same mods, it will be a lot closer race than LS vs. GSR with stock trannies!
u say honda "pussied out" on the GSR's, lol, right, to each one of yall that said that, do yall have a GSR?? prolly not, and till u find a stock LS and put it on a dyno and it pushes 145 horses and 133 lbs torque and until u spank a GSR then dont say nothing....
GSR Driver
GSR Driver
well im pretty sure my LS will beat plenty of gs-r's. its not only the motor but also the driver. if u cant use the horse's right then they dont matter now do they. hell my Ls can put out over 200 whp, but only matters if i can drive. WHAT?
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