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nice numbers with the $$ spent I am not a ford fan and I drive an LS1 but I dont care what makes more power its about 1/4 times to me and both LS1's and XR6T have good runs on the board just think where we were 5 years ago with "tunned ls1's" making 210rwkw with high flow mafs and ported TB and now cars can make 260rwkw with just exhaust and tune so just a good sign to where you guys will be in a couple of years.

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Miss Aly, what mods have you done to pull 258rwkw's from just $1500?

These figures intrigue me.

Edit, Injectors, centre muffler removed, Xtra air intake that's about it :glad:

I had the Xede fitted prior to the Edit and all we could get out of her was 225RWKW

When stock it was 180RWKW

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nice numbers with the $$ spent I am not a ford fan and I drive an LS1 but I dont care what makes more power its about 1/4 times to me and both LS1's and XR6T have good runs on the board just think where we were 5 years ago with "tunned ls1's" making 210rwkw with high flow mafs and ported TB and now cars can make 260rwkw with just  exhaust and tune so just a good sign to where  you guys will be in a couple of years.

How many Kw's are you making at the wheels for your 13.1??

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several had super charges on their 7 litre V8's and making between 245 and 300 RWKW

lol - yeah, right. A 7 litre (427) makes 320 rwkw with a 226 cam, approx 350-370 rwkw with a cam in the 240's, and 400 rwkw+ with a big cam. Add a blower and get anything from 600+. In case you hadn't noticed, they are 5.7 litres stock.

Why would any ones jaw drop for 258 rwkw? Un-opened LS1's have been doing that for ages. There are 3 or 4 un-opened LS1's with 270 odd rwkw pulling 11's, current record being 11.73 I think it was.

You guys crack me up.

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I think a LS1 with a blower is not stock.

What the comparison was the ammount of $$'s spent to gain the KW's

The LS1's need to spend a lot more money to get the same KW.

I dunno where the 427 came into it, but I am sure a Ford 460 could also make the same as a 427.

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several had super charges on their 7 litre V8's and making between 245 and 300 RWKW

lol - yeah, right. A 7 litre (427) makes 320 rwkw with a 226 cam, approx 350-370 rwkw with a cam in the 240's, and 400 rwkw+ with a big cam. Add a blower and get anything from 600+. In case you hadn't noticed, they are 5.7 litres stock.

Why would any ones jaw drop for 258 rwkw? Un-opened LS1's have been doing that for ages. There are 3 or 4 un-opened LS1's with 270 odd rwkw pulling 11's, current record being 11.73 I think it was.

You guys crack me up.

Drew... youve been away for a while... come back to :spoton: ay :blink: good to see you back :glad:

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several had super charges on their 7 litre V8's and making between 245 and 300 RWKW

lol - yeah, right. A 7 litre (427) makes 320 rwkw with a 226 cam, approx 350-370 rwkw with a cam in the 240's, and 400 rwkw+ with a big cam. Add a blower and get anything from 600+. In case you hadn't noticed, they are 5.7 litres stock.

Why would any ones jaw drop for 258 rwkw? Un-opened LS1's have been doing that for ages. There are 3 or 4 un-opened LS1's with 270 odd rwkw pulling 11's, current record being 11.73 I think it was.

You guys crack me up.

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ummm yep, interesting LS1s with 270 rwkw running 11s and equivalent Ts running 12s. Porky Ts , need stallies :spoton:

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Someone's got to stir the pot occasionally ;)

A stallie, as is diff gears, is still un-opened, as the motor hasn't been touched.

Both vehicles make good gains with little mods. Of course anything with FI is easy to get power out of, it's just a simple matter of upping boost a little, as long as everything else can cope. But there comes a point where you need to change stuff also as the factory normally doesn't give you much room to move on injectors, fuel pumps etc.

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Someone's got to stir the pot occasionally ;)

A stallie, as is diff gears, is still un-opened, as the motor hasn't been touched.

Both vehicles make good gains with little mods. Of course anything with FI is easy to get power out of, it's just a simple matter of upping boost a little, as long as everything else can cope. But there comes a point where you need to change stuff also as the factory normally doesn't give you much room to move on injectors, fuel pumps etc.

Drew,

Serios question, not sh*t stirring, I am surprised that with your horsepower ( as per your website ) you can only get a low 12 :tease: Is it a problem trying to get traction in a wagon? Guys here with 350+ rwkw's would be comfortably in 11's.

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I think a LS1 with a blower is not stock.

What the comparison was the ammount of $$'s spent to gain the KW's

The LS1's need to spend a lot more money to get the same KW.

I dunno where the 427 came into it, but I am sure a Ford 460 could also make the same as a 427.

460 > 427....

Plenty of mild 460's making well into 500rwkw without chargers...

They are awesome engines.

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