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Boost Psi for 750rwhp
First off, I know it isn't a cut in stone thing. Variables like cam/heads/exhaust etc. are going to affect the actual numbers.
That being said, what are the typical psi numbers for an otherwise stock motor to hit 750 on LT's? Or, is a cam change mandatory to hit it? Also, I asked somewhere else, what's the cc difference between LT1 and LT4 heads? Or, the new CR with the 4's heads on the 1's pistons? |
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Cam change is likely necessary just to meet the fuel needs.
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I guess first off, are we talking about a Camaro with A8 or stick? What blower do you intend to run? Way to many variables to talk about till you give us an idea. What fuel are you going to run, you'll need LT4 fuel system, maybe some Meth/water, etc. My stock motor made over 750 on 16.5 lbs of boost, ring lands didn't like it after 180 passes down the track and that was on race fuel and some meth/water combo. Numbers for these cars are all over the place depending on what your boosting with. Do you own a Camaro?
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I know the LT4 fuel system with a 32% cam and SMG auxiliary isn't enough for an F-1a at 12 pounds. I am having to go either bigger DI or secondary port.
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Seems odd. Plenty of other setups have ran that boost with that fuel system with no issues. I would be curious to know the AFR your tuner is targeting.
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Weird a close friend of mine ran 1K hp on his setup for along period of time F1A lt4 stuff.... he did have meth tho... NOW he's in the process of the +45% inj and LPE high side... he wants 1200hp.
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to the OP like laynlo15 said, there just way too many variables and many ways to obtain this 750whp target... but you'll definitely need fuel one way or another because none of the LT1 stuff will be sufficient. Based on what you get will determine the PSI amount needed anywhere from 9-15psi again, too many variables.
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Probably a procharger D1x Ported heads, valves, exhaust (intake on a pro) and cam are all going to change boost psi. So, I'm asking for an apple to apple comparison, or as close as possible, to try and theoretically figure out where I need to be. Fuel depends on the FCR. You can't force an engine to drink a fuel it doesn't like for very long. And it would be backwards to say I'm running 91 octane and want 800 hp. Only place I know that can make a combo like that work is Fantasy Motorsports. The fuel is what I trying to figure out. But I need to have a ballpark FCR. That means I need a ballpark psi. The volume vs octane tightrope, IMO, is what is killing these motors. So, for example, (assuming a 2400 +/- elevation) you were running a FCR around 23/1. That needs hella octane to not detonate. Either in the gas, E, meth, or all 3. (For reference, a Duramax diesel is only 17.5/1) What I trying to say is I want XXX hp and what do I need to make it happen within a particular engine. I do not want to just throw money and tears at it based on a guess. Does it really matter what I own? Or what car I put a motor in? I thought this was a brotherhood type thing. I'm not trying to bust anyone's balls. Sorry if it comes across that way. I'm just trying to figure out the best way to hit my goals with what is available and I'm asking the peeps in the group to share some hard earned knowledge while I give some of mine and we all become better. So, back to the topic.... Was the 750 @ 16.5 bone stock except for lt4 fueling? What octane fuel? |
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It seems like the LT4 stuff is borderline too. I'm trying to figure out how to fuel it with the right octane and volume. I'm not particularly fond of the meth route. IMO, it's a weak link and can toast an engine too easy. That leaves the injectors/pumps. E needs volume that they can't supply. Final option is gasoline. I need a theoretical octane to see if I need race gas or I can blend my own and make it happen. Or if the CR just needs to be dropped before I trash a block and slugs. |
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