Dyno Done Last Friday

KwikSilvr

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Built Block
Ported and polished heads
Bullet cams 238/242:115
Whipple 2.3 (3" upper / 9" Lower)
Killer Chiller - Kept me from loosing 50 RWHP & 40+RWTQ (Dyno Proven)
Built Tranny

All done by me.

Engine swap was done by me and Throttle Jockey (Thanks Dude)

Tune was done by Henderson Performance Technologies in New Braunfels Texas

Numbers: 593.64 RWHP / 633.61 RWTQ - And this was with only 14 PSI :coolman:

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00SVT

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Those are some nice numbers, now get it to the track and get the numbers that matter more.
 

fuzzie

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Way to go man. #'s are very nice for the boost level.....Throw an 8lb lower on that bad boy
 

Sinister04L

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the pound you are refering to is only accurate on an eaton with a stock upper...

but it would have been a 6lber...

Yeah I know, I still call them 2#, 4#, etc. because I never remember the actual pulley sizes.

Was that dyno pull made with the killer chiller on?
 

throttle jockey

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Congrats of finally getting all of her tuning quirks eliminated. She's definately strong... even put a smile on my face. You're welcome BTW... now lets get to the track. I'm curious to know how you'll feel when your 600 RWHP built L is smoked by a 11 second stock block hopeful :poke: :-D. "You better have some wood screws 'cause I'm gonna blow your doors completely off" (in my best Matthew McConahey impression) :-D.
 

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Without all the porting / cams / headers, that boost would be a bunch higher - just goes to show how much flow there is in that engine. Great numbers !!!


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