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Old 02-19-2007, 08:33 AM
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Default Max RPM for LT1 computer?

What is the Max RPM is a LT1 computer good for?

Im looking into building a 302 LT1 for my project. But if the stock LT1 computer isnt good for aleast 8000 RPM im not going to build it.


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Old 02-19-2007, 12:17 PM
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Most figures I've heard for them are in the 7000 - 7200 max range

I'm guessing you must not be building a "street" engine if you're looking for 8,000rpm???
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Old 02-20-2007, 09:02 AM
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Like he said 7000-7200 RPM is as high as the computer can handle. Ed Wright has played the computer programming extensively in order to find a way around it with his low 10.00 NA Trans Am.

I my last project was going to be 500+ RWHP NA 392 LT1 with AFR 227s, single plane intake and huge solid roller but I have decided to part it out now, to focus on my 69 Camaro. To get around the limitations of the factory computer I bought a FAST ECM and wiring harness that piggybacks the factory PCM.

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