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asshanson
02-03-2017, 01:16 PM
If you can't get a boost log from MAP, post up a video of a 3rd gear pull showing the boost, speed, and rpm haha.
Stroker for all the torques! Man I just looked at the graph again, pretty much over 600ftlb of torque the entire time.
Oh and don't get caught using that ZR4 shifter in MN.
93gtpeater
02-03-2017, 01:38 PM
You have pictures of the old pistons? I curious if the piston skirts had any wear on them. From what I have seen the 4 inch cranks on the ls motors like to bash the piston skirts into the cylinder.
tehehodi
02-03-2017, 01:55 PM
Stroker for all the torques! Man I just looked at the graph again, pretty much over 600ftlb of torque the entire time.
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As did I because I read it wrong the first time. Horie chit!
A//// Guy
02-03-2017, 02:13 PM
I havent even powered on that ZR shifter system haha. I found the instructions so ill have to play with it this spring. Probably good to use the detector when I can.
You have pictures of the old pistons? I curious if the piston skirts had any wear on them. From what I have seen the 4 inch cranks on the ls motors like to bash the piston skirts into the cylinder.
Ive heard that as well, a lot more travel dropping the piston down into the cylinder, so running high boost on a stroker isnt advised. It also depends what pistons you go with, some have shorter skirts. If I remember correctly stock its 3.622", a 416cu is 4" and the 427 is is 4.125.
I still have the old pistons in a box, they looked great and the other cylinders were really clean. DRM stripped it all down and said besides the valve drop the motor still looked great. Ill dig them out and post pics.
turbotalon1g
02-03-2017, 08:26 PM
I really like the C6's gauge setup; exactly as a sports cars should be with all the essentials laid out nicely.
Agreed, then add in the digital readout with even more info and it must be heaven.
A//// Guy
03-16-2017, 04:01 PM
Hurry up spring!
New rear NTO5r's came already. Thanks Pat for the coupon deal! Went a step taller (305/35/19), because the old tires were 30 series and they looked too narrow compared to the fronts (285/35/18). The ratio is a bit larger, so hopefully no active handling issues pop up. They are almost the same size right now and it should have been causing errors already. Ill probably drop the car down a half inch or so this spring as well, so its not riding so high.
Hoping to get in the garage this weekend if its nice enough, need to change motor oil, trans and diff fluids as well as get the new alternator in. No real rush as winter is still crappily hanging on.
http://i66.tinypic.com/2vueyye.jpg
Speedfreak
03-16-2017, 04:11 PM
Those look good. I'll be interested in your reviews, as that's basically the exact size I'd run on my car.
Halon
03-16-2017, 04:34 PM
Hell yeah!
1ViciousGSX
03-16-2017, 05:00 PM
Awe, those are so cute. :smoking:
http://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-Qofyv4tdv0o/WMsJhajWEbI/AAAAAAAAKM8/mBIBmE1kdu4/s800-no/IMG_0292.JPG
http://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-TvNB-NaXvRU/WMsJic61GYI/AAAAAAAAKNA/_zPdIRtenGU/s800-no/IMG_0293.JPG
Just kidding, they should work well. :nod:
turbotalon1g
03-16-2017, 05:14 PM
lol, holy rubbers on both cars!
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