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Thread: 4.8L Project Horsepower - One step at a time

  1. #31
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    Got a good update for you guys.
    Did some real comparisons.

    Here is the cam install update.
    (i lost the 270hp dyno chart, not sure how, but here is the closest thing I have, it was before I started tweeking)




    For this round we added the Pacesetter longtube headers, ORY (off-road y) and kept the stock muffler.

    Here is the dyno chart with LT's added. Previously installed: tune,cai,220cam,stock muffler.




    Here is a comparison , Cam and stock manifolds vs Cam and Longtubes (catless)
    Keep in mind this is with the stock muffler and still 87oct.





    I really wanted 300hp to the wheels with this setup! I knew it was possible.
    Next dyno run: Final mods- tune,cai,cam,lt's,stock muffler vs removed muffler:




    I didn't think this cam would pull this far out, but check it out, 7K RPMS!

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    Want more?

    Let's recap.

    We started out with a 2004 GMC Sierra, 4.8L, regcab short, auto trans.
    Installed one part at a time, and following up with a dyno run for each mod.
    Mods:
    Stock Truck
    Shiftkit-servo
    Nelson Tune
    UPD Cold Air intake
    220 .581 -112 Comp Cam
    Pacesetter Longtubes Headers

    Here's a chart showing each modification and how the truck grew froma weak 4.8L to a healthy street fighter!

    Next up, 3600 Yank Converter - we don't expect any power from this, just quicker 0-60 and 1/4 mile times.



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    Quote Originally Posted by farmtruc View Post
    Want more?

    Let's recap.

    We started out with a 2004 GMC Sierra, 4.8L, regcab short, auto trans.
    Installed one part at a time, and following up with a dyno run for each mod.
    Mods:
    Stock Truck
    Shiftkit-servo
    Nelson Tune
    UPD Cold Air intake
    220 .581 -112 Comp Cam
    Pacesetter Longtubes Headers

    Here's a chart showing each modification and how the truck grew froma weak 4.8L to a healthy street fighter!

    Next up, 3600 Yank Converter - we don't expect any power from this, just quicker 0-60 and 1/4 mile times.


    holy lean batman

    it seems like decent cams in a 4.8 pull till 7k. you still dont have hte torque of tht one guy

    nice progress steps
    2002 Lightning - GT headed 5.5Litre w/ Twin 7665s
    2002 Silverado - 427Lsx w/ Twin gt4202s
    2010 Silverado crewcab Z71 - 5.3litre w/ procharger
    2000 Wrangler - 5.3litre with some stance
    2014 Xsport- 3.5 Eco boost
    412 Motorsports

    it ain't that I'm too big to listen to the rumors, It's just that I'm too damn big to pay attention to 'em..That's the difference

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    DAMM REAL NICE,ALLEN YOUR GOING TO MAKE ME SWAP MY THUMPER CAM OUT lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quik View Post
    holy lean batman

    it seems like decent cams in a 4.8 pull till 7k. you still dont have hte torque of tht one guy

    nice progress steps
    Quote Originally Posted by chevrolade View Post
    DAMM REAL NICE,ALLEN YOUR GOING TO MAKE ME SWAP MY THUMPER CAM OUT lol

    haha, i know, i need to remove the a/f ratio from the graph.

    i was thinking this cam would fall off around 6300 or so, kind of odd for a 112.
    I've done comparisons with a few vettes, they act different.

    chevrolade: i'm sure you're cam is making good power too. have you dyno'd it yet?

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    I used the fan description here before too...

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    So if I was to use these same mods on a 6L would I see the same results or more?
    99 RCSB 4X4, 6L

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    OK, now put it in a package with labor and a price and let us know how much it costs all together installed out the door. I'll drop it off next week!
    2013 2wd Z71 6.2 crew cab

    Old Truck: '04 Chevy crew cab stroked/bored 6.0 to 408ci. forged internals, patriot 68cc stage 3 heads (11.1:1cr), comp 244/246 .600 115lsa cam, 3000 yank tc, built 4L60E, walbro 255, 60# mototron injectors, pacesetter lt's 4" single no-cat exhaust

    best time 12.93 1/4 mi @ 103 in the turbo truck.

    1968 Camaro Convertible, super sweet!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gmjoe2490 View Post
    So if I was to use these same mods on a 6L would I see the same results or more?
    Depending on what truck it is, you should see more HP.
    However, having a 6L, you'd probably want a bit more cam, also depends on how you're gonna use the truck.

    Quote Originally Posted by stssilverado View Post
    OK, now put it in a package with labor and a price and let us know how much it costs all together installed out the door. I'll drop it off next week!
    Ok, I'll post up a total later.

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    Why no 93 octane tune?
    05' SIERRA RCSB

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