Good results with GG cam and heads 673RWHP 644RWLBFT

Dan Cragin

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We recently finished a top end refresh on a previously built motor. Greg Good did the heads and cam. In the past I have been amazed at the amount of cylinder pressure and hp numbers from his combinations, compared to others we have used.

This Gen 3 has 10.55 to 1 compression. The cam is big, bigger than most run on the street. We ran it on 91 and 93 octane fuel. It made best numbers on the 93, but still had some knock control. I figure that it might make 690whp or so with 100 octane and full timing. We were able to get it tuned well, but have maxed out the stock injectors. The car does have some surging at low speeds because of reversion and the manifold design. With mulitple throttle bodies we could get rid of all that.

Thanks again to Greg Good for all is help and the client for trusting us with the build.
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Good God....750 hp all natural...only vipers can do that!
 
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Back in the late 90's we thought 600rwp was the holy grail ona NA car. Times have changed.
 

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ok twister i think you know what you will get as your next car...something massaged by DC with the GG works!

good to see you back and posting buddy!
 

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Great numbers Dan. Its interesting to see the capacity of what I can assume is the stock fuel system. Was it tuned with SCT, modified OEM computer, or are guys using some standalone system?
 

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Congrats to both of you guys. Great numbers. I bet the owner is very happy. I know Greg has a set of heads right now that can be worked........... :D
 
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The car was tuned with the stock engine controller, using a SCT programmer to save 91 and 93 tunes. Other non SCT supported changes were made by my tuner Chris Jensen, who I have a long relationship with.
 

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sounds amazing!

Am I misinformed? I thought Gen 3's didn't have knock control sensors build in...
 

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I need to stop reading these Greg Good threads. It's too tempting to tear my car apart and do this one of these days. I guess if I sign up now by the time he's ready to even work on my heads I might be ready to pull the trigger, lol.

Also, I believe knock sensors went into 05+ cars, so the later gen 3's got them and all the gen 4's, but not the early gen 3's.
 
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Knock control came out in 2004, it was used for the SRT Ram truck and bled over to the Viper.
 
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