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Old 03-14-2008, 03:11 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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LS2 HP/Torque numbers not equal

Here's the deal, Had my car on a dyno jet a couple of months back and from what i'm reading my torque and HP should be close to the same.. I know I should get it dyno'd on a Mustang but... 349WRHP / 308RWTQ This make sense anyone? That's also tuned for 87 oct. Ideas??? maybe the fuel??
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I would say the 87 octane has an impact paul. The new G8 has the LS2 but runs on 87 octane which is why it comes with 361hp stock
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+1 could be the fuel, the hp is normal ,but a stock 05-06 goat's Torque should be around 325-345 give or take a little depending on tranny A4's dyno a little lower.

and the g8 does not have the ls2, its a 6.0 litre ,but its the L76
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Really? its the L76? I did not know that, learned something today
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Whats the difference between the LS2 and the L76 besides the intake and heads? anything? Is it the same block?
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Whats the difference between the LS2 and the L76 besides the intake and heads? anything? Is it the same block?
from what i read it is the same block as the Ls2 with the L92 cylinder heads and a L76 intake.
and the compression is lower 10.4.1 vs 10.9.1 ls2
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Here's the deal, Had my car on a dyno jet a couple of months back and from what i'm reading my torque and HP should be close to the same.. I know I should get it dyno'd on a Mustang but... 349WRHP / 308RWTQ This make sense anyone? That's also tuned for 87 oct. Ideas??? maybe the fuel??
Why would you get a tune with/for 87 octane? I am gonna say the tuner would have to pull timing to use regular.
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i believe the l76 is more comparable to the ls3 as they share heads too.
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The G8 GXP coming out in 2009 has the 6.2L LS3 with 400HP 4.7 sec 0-60. Check out he post i did on the G8 GXP.
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The G8 GXP coming out in 2009 has the 6.2L LS3 with 400HP 4.7 sec 0-60. Check out he post i did on the G8 GXP.
Yet another car to compete w/ on the road. Oh well, guess I better keep on modding the goat then!!! Exhaust work done, cai next, then headers/cam.
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