How many kilowats does an LS1 have? I was just reading about a GU in a recent 4wd magazine. It has the 4.8 petrol with stock internals but with a turbo strapped on. He is getting 260 kilowats at the wheels on 35" tyres. Pretty nice!!
How many kilowats does an LS1 have? I was just reading about a GU in a recent 4wd magazine. It has the 4.8 petrol with stock internals but with a turbo strapped on. He is getting 260 kilowats at the wheels on 35" tyres. Pretty nice!!
Hello from Under Down Under!
Robo (21st January 2012)
The one I was talking about was a 4.8 not a 4.2 so I suppose you'd get a bit more there. But it shows some pretty big power gains. So it had the 260 Kw @ 4200 rpm and 1230 Nm @ around 2600 rpm. And yeah these figures were 'at the wheels' on 35's. Impressive!
Hello from Under Down Under!
Robo (21st January 2012)
Yea sounds nice.
Thats the sort of reason I cant understand why bother e/swapping.
A 4.2 with say 30% turbo power up why bother go else where.
just efi by itself only a couple of kW and Nm but add a turbo, presto.
now fellers don't worry about written to argue about the merits of e/swap, it's simply a matter of personal choice ok.
Probably close to the mark - I'm not looking for a fire breathing dragon, but figures of 200kw+ and 800nm from the 4.2 was what I was told is more than achievable ...
That said, I'll be sacrificing both if needs be when it gets dyno'd for outright drivability and engine life ... if I get around 160-180kw at the rears (compared to about 90kw off the showroom floor) I'll be stoked.
Robo (21st January 2012)
Hello from Under Down Under!
Robo (21st January 2012)
Ok, having a look at the mag right now..... I was wrong about the torque....it's not 1230 Nm, it's 1250 Nm!!! @ 2700 rpm. And 260kw @ 4200 rpm. that's bl--dy tough! Maybe the owner is out there somewhere? Would be great to have a chat if you are.
Hello from Under Down Under!
Robo (26th February 2012)