strongest 60*V6 ?(rant LOL)

[montess408]

ohhhhhh the 3.8 guys can get 800hp on a trubo set ! your gonna have to shoot higher then that my friend LOL

[ForcedFirebird]

single turbo or twin ??

Whatever it takes to get there.

[montess408]

I'm shooting for 500hp.

single turbo or twin ??

[ForcedFirebird]

I'm shooting for 500hp.

[SappySE107]

More like 13x. 3400s had 140-145 at the wheels stock.

[Barry]

Probably 145 to the wheels here. Stock LG8

[pocket-rocket]

The way I figure cubes > liters, I came up with 3.3 liters (3313cc) for that engine. That is all in all insane and awesome at the same time. It would be nice to see some of that technology trickle into our market as well along with all the goodies for you pushrod guys from SD

[RedBird]

224 WHP here, N/A

specs are easy

stock 3400 short block
ported heads and intakes
Cam - .506" lift and 220*/224* @ .050

that's really the only major engine work. i dunno if you wanna throw in the 2.25" exhaust, CAI, and tuning, but feel free if you want

[Wiz85]

Yeah after I posted I thought to myself that the High Feature Engine is probably a production engine. Ignorance was showing, I guess I assumed that it was a special race block/engine or something. But regardless since the GM High Feature engine is the same engine that I favor the most so far, it just makes it that much better. Whoever these guys were that were dogging 60*V6's obviously haven't heard of that GM High Feature engine. Far as I know, it's the most hp for all of the GM V6 engines. With 300 hp on pump gas, can go wrong on that one.

[bszopi]

The high feature V6 is the 3.6L DOHC - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GM_High_Feature_engine

[Wiz85]

Really good article, but as posted in 2005, curious of what Matt Hartford is currently doing on his project Cav. I would like to find out more about this "GM High Feature V6", sounds like something that I would like to get a hold of, or can you even buy a block? Plus I find it interesting that import racers with bored and stroked supra drag cars are always bragging about their 1000-1200 hp boosted/nitrous cars, but feel like 7 sec is the barrier. Consistent 6.50s, eat out sh%t ricers. And, lets not forget the 300 hp 3600 DI motor in the Cadillacs and the upcoming Camaro, yes it's DOHC, but still kickass.

[ForcedFirebird]

How about over 1700hp from a 3.5L twin turbo?

http://media.gm.com/servlet/GatewayS...45&docid=13899

202 cubes, that's even SMALLER than a 3500! That's smaller than a 3.4 even.

[bszopi]

How about over 1700hp from a 3.5L twin turbo?

http://media.gm.com/servlet/GatewayServlet?target=http://image.emerald.gm.com/gmnews/viewmonthlyreleasedetail.do?domain=45&docid=13899

[Mars]

I'm guessing around 380 for my 3400 @ 10 - 12 psi.

Stock crank, pistons, rods...

Went 12.53 last time out and that time will drop futher by Monday.

hey guys i was over @ another site talking to this guy about puting more power in his 3400 powered monte. and then some guys came along and said to just swap in a 3800 like they alwayz do. because they think over there that 60* cant make power and that there is no aftermarket. so any ways i started by braging dave's motor for it's N/A high power and then they come back with a bunch of boosted numbers and i try to tell them that you cant compare N/A to boosted
any ways just for the argument of it i want to know your H.P numbers N/A and boosted to find some high powered 60*V6


thanks guys

I would just post the stock factory specs for the 3500 and 3800, power to weight and displacement ratios before modifications, that should be enough to support the 60 degree motor as being the better option.

That and the fact that the 3800 is still being produced out of sympathy for followers like them. The 3800 only bests the non VVT 3500 by 10 lb ft and the naturally aspirated 3900 is well on the supercharged 3800s heels, not to mention the 270 hp 06 SEMA version. If you ran the same amount of boost through one of these engines as is run on the 3800 SC they would certainly make more power with ease just by how efficient the cylinder heads are.

06 has the most power for the new gen engines, not sure why they backed off, but it's kind of hard to argue with a .1 litre increase in the 3900 netting 42 more horsepower than the 3800 even with VVT that's an awful big increase.

It will not be long before the debate is laid to rest, in the mean time denial will not hurt anything but feelings later on.