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630 hp is great if it has the stock bottom end. you all have to remember that with high compression you cant run much boost. all of those 800+ hp lingenfelters and what not have low compression bottom ends/heads. 680 whp with RWD is enough to scare the **** out of 99 percent of the people who read this stuff anyways. I wish they would have showed the dyno graph though. BTW C6s have 400 hp stock and thats at the crank.
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400 @ the crank from the factory, they dyno stock around 360-365rwhp, a 300 hp increase is sick. If they were to change the pistons and the heads for lower compression, watch out.....skys the limit. run higher boost, 20+ psi and race gas and 1000+ rwhp is eacy to acheive.
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