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    "Amber" - 97 WS6 LT4 converted Trans Am, SLP headers, 3200 stall, 1.6 RR's, line lock, cut out, exhaust, pioneer system, too much to list!
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    Quote Originally Posted by brynnda View Post
    motor/rear wheels - anyone got it?
    Rated @ 330hp, averaging between 300-315rwhp give or take.

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    not to be an ass but did you build it yourself? im guessing yes because the original parts a impossible to find. if its real kuddos! i believe its about 330hp stock. with your mods???? you have a stall wich robs a little rwhp and a cut out which does the same, i would say you might put down 290-310 with a good tune. i'm just guessing im no expert.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 440 rwhp trans am View Post
    not to be an ass but did you build it yourself? im guessing yes because the original parts a impossible to find. if its real kuddos! i believe its about 330hp stock. with your mods???? you have a stall wich robs a little rwhp and a cut out which does the same, i would say you might put down 290-310 with a good tune. i'm just guessing im no expert.
    The average is 300-315 rear-wheel stock for an LT4 (i.e. no tune).

    He asked what the numbers were for a Firehawk LT4. His T/A is converted as stated in his sig.

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    you guys are cute. im a GIRL.


    i do have a giant stall, that i want to get rid of, and its an A4. im putting 340 at the motor with a stock cam but only 275 at the wheels, i also have a terrible mail order tune, shes goin in for a dyno tune after i fix some minor maintenance issues. i dyno with the cut out closed, its only open for racing.


    "The average is 300-315 rear-wheel stock for an LT4"

    that has to be with an m6 right? no way an auto was that nice..

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    Quote Originally Posted by brynnda View Post
    you guys are cute. im a GIRL.


    i do have a giant stall, that i want to get rid of, and its an A4. im putting 340 at the motor with a stock cam but only 275 at the wheels, i also have a terrible mail order tune, shes goin in for a dyno tune after i fix some minor maintenance issues. i dyno with the cut out closed, its only open for racing.


    "The average is 300-315 rear-wheel stock for an LT4"

    that has to be with an m6 right? no way an auto was that nice..
    why would you get rid of the stall? because you loose hp? who cares what your dyno said you will kill an m6 with a stall and shiftkit, as long as you have the same mods

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    Quote Originally Posted by 440 rwhp trans am View Post
    why would you get rid of the stall? because you loose hp? who cares what your dyno said you will kill an m6 with a stall and shiftkit, as long as you have the same mods
    i have a shift kit, but the stall is doing more bad than good with a stock cam, it had the stall in it when i bought it, i dont think stock cammed DD's have any business with a 3200.

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    Quote Originally Posted by N20LT4 View Post
    your always right 440!
    She asked what the numbers were for a Firehawk LT4. HerT/A is converted as stated in his sig.
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    Quote Originally Posted by brynnda View Post
    i have a shift kit, but the stall is doing more bad than good with a stock cam, it had the stall in it when i bought it, i dont think stock cammed DD's have any business with a 3200.
    umm yes and no. you want a stall that suits your cam but why get rid of it? 3200 is not that high. 4200 yes. are you going to cam it? if you do then keep the stall and se if it helps. if you want the gas milage then get a stocker and keep the stall. btw what brand is the stall?

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    Quote Originally Posted by brynnda View Post
    i have a shift kit, but the stall is doing more bad than good with a stock cam, it had the stall in it when i bought it, i dont think stock cammed DD's have any business with a 3200.
    that stall is perfect for the stock lt4 cam. do not change it at all. if you go any lower you will regret it. I want a 3200 stall for my stock lt1 cam!!! that is not too big for your engine at all. If you got the hot cam for it I would say go to a 3400 or 3600, because the hot cam makes its power even higher, but that stall is perfect for yours.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmybling31 View Post
    that stall is perfect for the stock lt4 cam. do not change it at all. if you go any lower you will regret it. I want a 3200 stall for my stock lt1 cam!!! that is not too big for your engine at all. If you got the hot cam for it I would say go to a 3400 or 3600, because the hot cam makes its power even higher, but that stall is perfect for yours.
    she has a stock lt1 cam

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    i do have a cam, just need to get a free weekend, i also dont know what brand the converter is





    heres a mod list, ignore the obvious ones, i copied and pasted from another forum -



    PCM for Less tune
    LT4 Intake
    SLP Shorty headers
    LT4 heads
    Throttle Body bypass
    Fan switch
    SLP Strut Tower brace
    K&N Air & Oil filter
    160* thermostat
    Air foil
    Tranny cooler
    1.6 RR's
    3200 Stall Converter
    Oil Cooler
    Exhaust Cutout
    Zexal Firehawk carrier
    3:73 gears
    Magnaflow exhaust
    Kuhmo Ecsta Supra tires

    Accessories -

    Hurst Line Lock
    Piller pod - Tranny temp and Oil temp gauge
    pioneer system with Q-logic custom sub box
    Drivetrain safety loop (not really accessory, but I didn't know where else to list it)
    Viper alarm

    Exterior mods -

    Blue headlights
    Euro-Dezigns Xenon blue foglights
    Navy blue metalic decals
    Clear corner markers
    Clear rear bumper markers
    Gloss black painted calipers w/silver Trans Am decal
    White filler panel overlay
    Blue WS6 badge

    Cam-
    Duration @ 0.050" Lift : 222/230
    Valve Lift : .509"/.528"
    (LSA) : 112
    RPM Range : 2000-5500
    Camshaft Type : Hydraulic Roller












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    Quote Originally Posted by jimmybling31 View Post
    that stall is perfect for the stock lt4 cam. do not change it at all. if you go any lower you will regret it. I want a 3200 stall for my stock lt1 cam!!! that is not too big for your engine at all. If you got the hot cam for it I would say go to a 3400 or 3600, because the hot cam makes its power even higher, but that stall is perfect for yours.

    i had an lt4 hotcam, theyre garbage, hated it enough to put the stocker back in. ill need a stock converter, we should trade


    ive also been thinking of a procharger..

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    Quote Originally Posted by 440 rwhp trans am View Post
    she has a stock lt1 cam
    if its an lt4 no it doesn't it has a .525 lift cam with slightly higher durration with 1.6 roller rockers from the factory. that is if it is an lt4.

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    its a converted LT4

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    Quote Originally Posted by brynnda View Post
    i had an lt4 hotcam, theyre garbage, hated it enough to put the stocker back in. ill need a stock converter, we should trade


    ive also been thinking of a procharger..
    hell an lt4 hotcam would be perfect to go with the head work I've had done. lt4 hotcam does require a dynotune to make it work right. it is a way more aggressive cam than the stock cam. I'd trade my stocker any day for a 3200 too, my car is a daily driver though. so it would be hard to do that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brynnda View Post
    its a converted LT4
    ah I see. ok. that's different then.

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    Quote Originally Posted by N20LT4 View Post
    The average is 300-315 rear-wheel stock for an LT4 (i.e. no tune).
    Only seen dyno numbers for one stock 97 6 speed LT4 car. It ws 290rwhp, 311rwhp with a tune.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 5.0THIS View Post
    Only seen dyno numbers for one stock 97 6 speed LT4 car. It ws 290rwhp, 311rwhp with a tune.
    REALLY????? and i was starting to think maybe something went bad with my setup

    thats a lot of crap on that car for not a lot of h/p..... i need a procharger now

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