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5L GQ

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5L GQ

Post by marko »

:) What kind off power do people achive at the wheels (kw) from a standard or worked holden 5L in a manaul GQ patrol on 31" tyres.
Any figures from similar setups would be great. :lol:
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Post by NutterGQ »

I did a 5lt VN EFI motor a while back, reasonable crow cam, good extractors and pipes, tuned etc managed a whole 165rwkw, they need some serious work to turn good numbers, that was on 27 inch tyres.

A stock Gen3 out of the box with tune extractors and pipes will make 240-245rwkw and you can buy complete motors for $1500.
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Post by mundy »

A stock Gen3 out of the box with tune extractors and pipes will make 240-245rwkw and you can buy complete motors for $1500.
Where can u get a gen 3 for $1500?
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Post by Vulcanised »

i have no idea what mine puts out..... it has a 185kw HSV chip in it (VP 5.0 litre) but on 38" tyres with 3.9 diffs..... it wouldn't be a huge amount :lol: even with a high flow filter and exhaust. :oops:
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Post by Vulcanised »

mundy wrote:
A stock Gen3 out of the box with tune extractors and pipes will make 240-245rwkw and you can buy complete motors for $1500.
Where can u get a gen 3 for $1500?
that would have to be $3,500 surely!! you are looking at 2 grand for a 5 litre...... i was quoted about 4 grand for a genIII when i was doing the research for my engine swap. Most wreckers wanted 2 and a half for an engine (5 litre)..... i got mine for $1,800 off ebay.
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Post by Draven »

If anyone knows where to get a cheap Ls1, im 'very' keen to know :D Im in the market for one.
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Post by NutterGQ »

Thats because your looking in all the wrong places.

Ls1.com.au is your best friend, ebay can show cheapies. You can buy a complete VT write off for 3-4k with GEN3 then sell of the rest and still be better off.

below is just 1 example.

http://www.ls1.com.au/forum/showthread. ... ight=motor


Just remember in terms of head castings, cams and power etc VT, VX, VY and VZ all the same shit except VX onwards had slightly better intake manifold.
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Re: 5L GQ

Post by Zac Zec »

marko wrote::) What kind off power do people achive at the wheels (kw) from a standard or worked holden 5L in a manaul GQ patrol on 31" tyres.
Any figures from similar setups would be great. :lol:
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Re: 5L GQ

Post by marko »

Zac Zec wrote:
marko wrote::) What kind off power do people achive at the wheels (kw) from a standard or worked holden 5L in a manaul GQ patrol on 31" tyres.
Any figures from similar setups would be great. :lol:
Cheers
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Re: 5L GQ

Post by beretta »

marko wrote:
Zac Zec wrote:
marko wrote::) What kind off power do people achive at the wheels (kw) from a standard or worked holden 5L in a manaul GQ patrol on 31" tyres.
Any figures from similar setups would be great. :lol:
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Ah no not in his dreams, very correct. Do some research you're going to get a big shock I think.
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Re: 5L GQ

Post by marko »

beretta wrote:
marko wrote:
Zac Zec wrote:
marko wrote::) What kind off power do people achive at the wheels (kw) from a standard or worked holden 5L in a manaul GQ patrol on 31" tyres.
Any figures from similar setups would be great. :lol:
Cheers
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Ah no not in his dreams, very correct. Do some research you're going to get a big shock I think.
Ah yeah i know, just messing with him. I Help him do his turbo petrol. $4500 min, if you do it your self proply. 170rwkw
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Post by marko »

NutterGQ wrote:I did a 5lt VN EFI motor a while back, reasonable crow cam, good extractors and pipes, tuned etc managed a whole 165rwkw, they need some serious work to turn good numbers, that was on 27 inch tyres.

A stock Gen3 out of the box with tune extractors and pipes will make 240-245rwkw and you can buy complete motors for $1500.
165rwkw is not to bad for slight mods.
My engine has got 11.1 comp,cleaned up heads, flat top race piston, 1.65 y/t roller rockers, crane 286 cam dialed in for more torqre than hp,fully balance, y/t lighten fly wheel, port match intake, 90mm throttle body, extractors, open 3.5"exhaust, single turbo muffler and will be tune in real time by chiptorqre.
Hoping for 180rwkw+ on 31" tyres :?:
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Post by Zac Zec »

marko wrote:
NutterGQ wrote:I did a 5lt VN EFI motor a while back, reasonable crow cam, good extractors and pipes, tuned etc managed a whole 165rwkw, they need some serious work to turn good numbers, that was on 27 inch tyres.

A stock Gen3 out of the box with tune extractors and pipes will make 240-245rwkw and you can buy complete motors for $1500.
165rwkw is not to bad for slight mods.
My engine has got 11.1 comp,cleaned up heads, flat top race piston, 1.65 y/t roller rockers, crane 286 cam dialed in for more torqre than hp,fully balance, y/t lighten fly wheel, port match intake, 90mm throttle body, extractors, open 3.5"exhaust, single turbo muffler and will be tune in real time by chiptorqre.
Hoping for 180rwkw+ on 31" tyres :?:
180 hp :D :armsup: :!: maybe
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Post by marko »

Zac Zec wrote:
marko wrote:
NutterGQ wrote:I did a 5lt VN EFI motor a while back, reasonable crow cam, good extractors and pipes, tuned etc managed a whole 165rwkw, they need some serious work to turn good numbers, that was on 27 inch tyres.

A stock Gen3 out of the box with tune extractors and pipes will make 240-245rwkw and you can buy complete motors for $1500.
165rwkw is not to bad for slight mods.
My engine has got 11.1 comp,cleaned up heads, flat top race piston, 1.65 y/t roller rockers, crane 286 cam dialed in for more torqre than hp,fully balance, y/t lighten fly wheel, port match intake, 90mm throttle body, extractors, open 3.5"exhaust, single turbo muffler and will be tune in real time by chiptorqre.
Hoping for 180rwkw+ on 31" tyres :?:
180 hp :D :armsup: :!: maybe
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Post by beretta »

I navi in a comp truck thats runnin a 5ltr V8. It does pretty good, not bad torque and good value for $ when you consider whats involved in the conversion. But personally I would go an LS1 over the 5ltr even given the extra $$, theres a big power difference.
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Post by hillbilly »

My engine has got 11.1 comp,cleaned up heads, flat top race piston, 1.65 y/t roller rockers, crane 286 cam

Why so much compression on a relatively small hydraulic.
With that comp. should run a solid stick :twisted:
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Post by marko »

hillbilly wrote:
My engine has got 11.1 comp,cleaned up heads, flat top race piston, 1.65 y/t roller rockers, crane 286 cam

Why so much compression on a relatively small hydraulic.
With that comp. should run a solid stick :twisted:
want high torqre down low, bigger solid stick will produce power to start later in rev range and will have to rev it hard 7000grand + plus hyrd is maintance free.
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Post by RN »

What about the 5 litre stroked to 5.7...that sounds like a good torquey motor.
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Post by mikesmith »

by the time u have payed for the stroker 5L u could have bought the gen 3 which will make more power if u want and be more reliable
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Post by marko »

marko wrote:
NutterGQ wrote:I did a 5lt VN EFI motor a while back, reasonable crow cam, good extractors and pipes, tuned etc managed a whole 165rwkw, they need some serious work to turn good numbers, that was on 27 inch tyres.

A stock Gen3 out of the box with tune extractors and pipes will make 240-245rwkw and you can buy complete motors for $1500.
165rwkw is not to bad for slight mods.
My engine has got 11.1 comp,cleaned up heads, flat top race piston, 1.65 y/t roller rockers, crane 286 cam dialed in for more torqre than hp,fully balance, y/t lighten fly wheel, port match intake, 90mm throttle body, extractors, open 3.5"exhaust, single turbo muffler and will be tune in real time by chiptorqre.
Hoping for 180rwkw+ on 31" tyres :?:
Finally got My Patrol finished and tuned. 230rwhp@ 4800rpm. Goes very hard. Awesome midrange torque. But now i have clutch problems, just smokes it's when i hit 3rd.
Anybody know a strong clutch that bolts to the holden flywheel. The clamping pressure I have at the moment is 2800pounds :cry:Something between 3800 and 4200pounds would be nice
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Post by Rhysta »

What does tht equate to in rwkw's marko?

IM hoping for around 160rwkw for my motor, im using the vt series 1 5.0 with roller rocker cam etc. Do you think its worth going a larger throtle body on a motor with say, cam head port and polish, port match intake and exhuast, hi flow exhuast work and real time dyno chip tune?

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Post by bigears »

works out at 170rwkw ;) nice as mate
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Post by NutterGQ »

Like i said lol they make very little power compared to $ spent, not saying it wont go well but anyone with the extra couple of dollars get the GEN3.
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Post by PGS 4WD »

The biggest issue with the old Holden is the little 65mm throttle body and inlet manifold entrance, JHP have Starr performance manifolds and 90 mm throttle bodies. I tune these real time and have seen 5.0L with a Crane 286 go from 155 to 180 rwkw and a 355 stroker go from 175 to 210 with a similar size camshaft through the manifold change. When tuning these it is easy to see the restriction as manifold vacuum builds at wide open throttle fram about 4000 rpm.

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Post by skippy's GQ »

PGS 4WD wrote:The biggest issue with the old Holden is the little 65mm throttle body and inlet manifold entrance, JHP have Starr performance manifolds and 90 mm throttle bodies. I tune these real time and have seen 5.0L with a Crane 286 go from 155 to 180 rwkw and a 355 stroker go from 175 to 210 with a similar size camshaft through the manifold change. When tuning these it is easy to see the restriction as manifold vacuum builds at wide open throttle fram about 4000 rpm.

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Where is JHP and do they have a web site, i have just finished my conversion to the 5ltr, and am looking for a upgraded mainifold and throttle body.....

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Post by PGS 4WD »

They do, I havent had to find it for a while, they used to be made by Starr Performance before he went under, do a search on Starr Holden Manifold.
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Post by Rhysta »

While we are here with people who have done this swap, whats the go with engine emissions like the charcoal canister and stuff?

Does this have to be installed? If so how do one go about it.

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Post by marko »

PGS 4WD wrote:The biggest issue with the old Holden is the little 65mm throttle body and inlet manifold entrance, JHP have Starr performance manifolds and 90 mm throttle bodies. I tune these real time and have seen 5.0L with a Crane 286 go from 155 to 180 rwkw and a 355 stroker go from 175 to 210 with a similar size camshaft through the manifold change. When tuning these it is easy to see the restriction as manifold vacuum builds at wide open throttle fram about 4000 rpm.

Joel
I choped off the standard 65mm t/b and welded on a plate to accept a nissan Q45t/b (90mm) Didn't do before and after tests but it has very little vacum at WOT. Starr manifolds are (don't quote me) $1,450 (change over),if you ask me, for the money its not worth it. I did my set up for $300 with the same result in my opinion.
If I had the money would use a single plan manifold with a efi 1000cfm t/b. Very good for low down power, and beter than the standard maifold up top if you want to rev the shit out of it'. That set up is about $1400 with good results
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Post by marko »

Got a pic of the 90mm fitted to the manifold.
Only pic ive got. Can get closer ones if any body is interested Image
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