Strength gain examples: (I currently weigh about 176, all rep ranges are around 8 to 10 with good form and full range of motion, and I do about 4 working sets per movement)
Squats in smith machine went from 285 to 345
Deadlifts went from 245 to 295 (I have to be careful on this one as I get a strange feeling running through my left glute into my ham when I go heavy)
Shoulder pressing (dumbbells) - 75 pounds to 95 pounds per side
Incline barbell bench - 225 to 265
Incline dumbbell press - 85 to 110 per side (that's really heavy for me)
Standing bicep curls (straight bar) 85 pounds to 100 pounds (could go heavier but shoulder hurts to much on this for some reason)
Standing calf machine - there's now not enough weight on the stack at 270
You're probably wondering about flat bench - I can't do those currently due to a nasty shoulder problem, strange that incline bench doesn't bother it all, at least my upper pecs are finally coming in.
Anything with triceps and back has also gone up in the same proportion, I can now crank out 20 solid wide grip pull ups, up from 15. Bent over rowing has gone from about 135 to 165
Hopefully that gives you an idea of what kind of difference I have gotten literally during the last two weeks. Oddly enough, I really don't care about the strength, I just want to get bigger!!!!
As for the needed bump up in calories for the extra size, should that come from any specific ratio of carbs to protein, or just eat anything in sight?