What do stock 91 Speed Density L98 TPI's dyno at the wheels?
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What do stock 91 Speed Density L98 TPI's dyno at the wheels?
What do stock 91 Speed Density L98 TPI's dyno at the wheels?
I might have a chance to get one.
How hard is it to switch a 91 305 TBI car over to a speed density L98 TPI?
Where are the links I should read to get informed?
I might have a chance to get one.
How hard is it to switch a 91 305 TBI car over to a speed density L98 TPI?
Where are the links I should read to get informed?
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Car: 04 GTO
Engine: LS1
Transmission: M12 T56
I don't know what they dyno, but they typically run mid-low 14s at a decent track (i.e. not in colorado, etc)
As for how hard the swap is, it all depends on how you do it and how good you are at wiring. Dyno Don swapped TPI into a TBI car and IIRC used the stock wiring harness, just repinned at the ECM end for the 730 ECM and with 4 injectors per old wire instead of one....
As for how hard the swap is, it all depends on how you do it and how good you are at wiring. Dyno Don swapped TPI into a TBI car and IIRC used the stock wiring harness, just repinned at the ECM end for the 730 ECM and with 4 injectors per old wire instead of one....
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Well I have a good friend that's helping with a strong back ground in industrial electronics so I'd sure like to know more about how they did swap.
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Car: 04 GTO
Engine: LS1
Transmission: M12 T56
Just start searching the boards. No offense, but noone is gonna sit here and walk you through it again when it's been covered many, many times in the past. When you have some specific problems/questions, we can help you, but at this point it seems like you have a lot of research to do.
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my car dynoed 243 hp with full exhaust and an air foil and an AFPR. so i assume that it would have dynoes about 205-210 RWHP stock. i know it is a 90 but they are the exact same engine in 91 and 90.
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Originally posted by Ed Maher
Just start searching the boards. No offense, but noone is gonna sit here and walk you through it again when it's been covered many, many times in the past. When you have some specific problems/questions, we can help you, but at this point it seems like you have a lot of research to do.
Just start searching the boards. No offense, but noone is gonna sit here and walk you through it again when it's been covered many, many times in the past. When you have some specific problems/questions, we can help you, but at this point it seems like you have a lot of research to do.
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Car: 04 GTO
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Well I have a good friend that's helping with a strong back ground in industrial electronics so I'd sure like to know more about how they did swap.
Well I have a good friend that's helping with a strong back ground in industrial electronics so I'd sure like to know more about how they did swap.
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Originally posted by Ed Maher
I don't know what they dyno, but they typically run mid-low 14s at a decent track (i.e. not in colorado, etc)
As for how hard the swap is, it all depends on how you do it and how good you are at wiring. Dyno Don swapped TPI into a TBI car and IIRC used the stock wiring harness, just repinned at the ECM end for the 730 ECM and with 4 injectors per old wire instead of one....
I don't know what they dyno, but they typically run mid-low 14s at a decent track (i.e. not in colorado, etc)
As for how hard the swap is, it all depends on how you do it and how good you are at wiring. Dyno Don swapped TPI into a TBI car and IIRC used the stock wiring harness, just repinned at the ECM end for the 730 ECM and with 4 injectors per old wire instead of one....
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Reseach at the local Dyno
I went with the Carolina F-Body Club to Percision Dyno in Belmont this weekend. There were 2 3rd Gen's with 5.7 TPI's. So I had a chance to see a few first hand dyno's runs for L98's and see what they can and can't do.
The first car had a L98 w/20w-50 oil, Edelbrock headers, aftermarket runners, flowmaster, MSD box, cold air kit, 3.73 gears and a hypertech chip. 160,000 miles
Base line was 200rwhp and 280rwtq.
Basic tuning (fuel pressure & timing) got 210rwhp and 300rwtq
Pulling out the hypertech chip got 220rwhp and 313rwtq with tuning.
Car was rich and a new chip is being burned to help with the tuning.
I was impressed all in all.
The second car had L98, headers, aftermarket runners, flowmaster,MSD, cold air kit, custom tuning, heads and cam. I can't remeber the specs on the cam or how much work the heads had in them.
Baseline was 245rwhp and 280rwtq for something like that.
Final numbers were 289 rwhp and 335rwtq
The graphs really looked like the neither car couldn't breath after 4200 rpm but the torque was fairly impressive.
The first car had a L98 w/20w-50 oil, Edelbrock headers, aftermarket runners, flowmaster, MSD box, cold air kit, 3.73 gears and a hypertech chip. 160,000 miles
Base line was 200rwhp and 280rwtq.
Basic tuning (fuel pressure & timing) got 210rwhp and 300rwtq
Pulling out the hypertech chip got 220rwhp and 313rwtq with tuning.
Car was rich and a new chip is being burned to help with the tuning.
I was impressed all in all.
The second car had L98, headers, aftermarket runners, flowmaster,MSD, cold air kit, custom tuning, heads and cam. I can't remeber the specs on the cam or how much work the heads had in them.
Baseline was 245rwhp and 280rwtq for something like that.
Final numbers were 289 rwhp and 335rwtq
The graphs really looked like the neither car couldn't breath after 4200 rpm but the torque was fairly impressive.
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