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Old 09-29-2005, 10:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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402 Stroker output

I was thinking about getting the 402 stroker kit for my GTO but I was wondering what the hp and trq rating on the kit was after the motor was complete.
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That depends ALOT on cam and heads mate, not to mention how well it's tuned!
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If you had to make a guess what it be? High guess and low.
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500crank hp isn't that out of the question. A set of LPE LS6 heads and their GT1 cam should suffice. Say 400 for stock LS1 parts and 450 for stock LS2. More displacement will always give you more torque. HP is acutally just math. Hp= torque x RPM / 5252
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500crank hp isn't that out of the question. A set of LPE LS6 heads and their GT1 cam should suffice. Say 400 for stock LS1 parts and 450 for stock LS2. More displacement will always give you more torque. HP is acutally just math. Hp= torque x RPM / 5252
So basically with the setup your suggesting it would pretty much give me the stock LS2 numbers give or take. What would I need to get it into the 500 Hp range. And let me add that your GTO looks badass.
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This is a quote directly off of GM High Performance magazine talking about SLP's ZL-402 GTO....
"The two cams that we sampled in the ZL-402 were very similar in power production (496 to 484 rwhp), but worlds apart in driveability"
.... keep in mind this is rwhp not crank! Check out this link for more information!

http://gmhightechperformance.com/features/0507htp_slp/
Hope this helps!
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This is a quote directly off of GM High Performance magazine talking about SLP's ZL-402 GTO....
"The two cams that we sampled in the ZL-402 were very similar in power production (496 to 484 rwhp), but worlds apart in driveability"
.... keep in mind this is rwhp not crank! Check out this link for more information!

http://gmhightechperformance.com/features/0507htp_slp/
Hope this helps!
Thanks a lot I also found out that B&M's mega shifter will work with the GTO 4L65 auto trans mission as long as you buy the right transmission kit.484RWHP and a megashifter sound like the GTO of old what do you think
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Good article on the 402. Looks like with the milder cam, it was GREAT on the street and made good power.

Anyone got a 402 w/turbos?
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Can't wait to get the extra cubic inches and put them to work.
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What kind of tranny mods would I need to handle that much power I have the A4
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