How fast can a 3rd gen go with a stock style suspension and a 23* NA sbc?
01-05-2006, 12:02 PM
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Car: 86 Trans Am
Engine: 406
Transmission: TH350, 4200
Axle/Gears: Moser 9", 3.89
How fast can a 3rd gen go with a stock style suspension and a 23* NA sbc?
This guy has a 3225lb 84 Trans am with a naturally aspirated 440cid small block chev running 9.23 @148.7.
http://enginecombination.com/viewtop...bd7449cef90a36
I don't recognize the car as on TGO so I thought I'd post here to see if you guys know of anyone running within the same parameters.
BTW - the "Outragous Engine Combinations" is pretty cool in itself so I was going to post the link anyways.
Trevor
http://enginecombination.com/viewtop...bd7449cef90a36
Took along time to get the car to work, My Engine builder( HOMER RACING ENGINES) is the best out there; to me. Future plans would to be; getting the car to go out; instead of up. i know the car could go high 8's to low 9's.the motors making plenty, and to be the Fastest 3rd. Generation Car in the Country on Stock Style Suspension,with a 23 degree head, for a SBC. with NO POWER ADDERS. ALL MOTOR.
Give me some ideas if you know someone who has a car like mine with what i described above. not tubbed,no chassis car,all factory glass in car.
Give me some ideas if you know someone who has a car like mine with what i described above. not tubbed,no chassis car,all factory glass in car.
BTW - the "Outragous Engine Combinations" is pretty cool in itself so I was going to post the link anyways.
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01-06-2006, 12:18 AM
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Re: How fast can a 3rd gen go with a stock style suspension and a 23* NA sbc?
Originally posted by Trevor Jacek
This guy has a 3225lb 84 Trans am with a naturally aspirated 440cid small block chev running 9.23 @148.7.
http://enginecombination.com/viewtop...bd7449cef90a36
I don't recognize the car as on TGO so I thought I'd post here to see if you guys know of anyone running within the same parameters.
BTW - the "Outragous Engine Combinations" is pretty cool in itself so I was going to post the link anyways.
Trevor
This guy has a 3225lb 84 Trans am with a naturally aspirated 440cid small block chev running 9.23 @148.7.
http://enginecombination.com/viewtop...bd7449cef90a36
I don't recognize the car as on TGO so I thought I'd post here to see if you guys know of anyone running within the same parameters.
BTW - the "Outragous Engine Combinations" is pretty cool in itself so I was going to post the link anyways.
Trevor
01-06-2006, 12:20 AM
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Car: 86 Trans Am
Engine: 406
Transmission: TH350, 4200
Axle/Gears: Moser 9", 3.89
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- Home Town: Easton,PA.
- Primary Use: Racing
- Estimated Investment: Way to much!!!!
- % of Wrenching by Owner: 80%- 20% hire out.
- Year: 1984
- Make: Pontiac
- Model: Trans-am
- Weight: 3225
- Best ET/MPH: 9.38 @ 148
- Best 60´: 1.29 rear tires.
- Performance Rating (5 is best): 5
- Street Manners Rating (5 is best): 5
- Engine CI: 440" SBC
- Bore: 4.185"
- Stroke: 4.0"
- Block: Dart Little "M"
- Heads: Protopline Raised Runners(IRON)23*
- Ported? (With flow numbers): fully hand ported,int.357 - ext.265 @.800lift.
- Crank: Eagle (lightened)
- Rods: Howards coated 6.125" w/ 9" deck
- Pistons & Rings: CP -Specially made
- Cam & Lifters: Comp. Cams Roller & lifters
- Intake: Edelbrock #2971, Dom. 1" HVH spacer
- Distributor/Ignition: All MSD. -Front Dist. Drive,Digital 6, 8.5mm wires.
- Headers: Lemons - 2" x 4" - oval 4" w/Spintech Mufflers.
- Tran & Brake: TH - 400, J W Pro Brake
- Converter: Lupo - 8" - 6000 stall
- Rear End Gear: 12 bolt - 4.30
- Tire Size: Phoenix -29.5 x 10.5
- HP/TQ Number: i really don't know.
- Power Adder: N O N E !!!!
- Compression & Fuel Used: 15.01 -VP -114 +
- Chassis Tricks: Stock Style Suspension Replacement parts.
- Carb: A .E. D. - 1240 cfm.Dominator
- Go on (www.photomagic-digital.com), go to NMCA,Maple Groves 2005 race, pick Friday, pg.43 two pictures, pg.29 four pictures of White 84'Pontiac Trans-am.
- Took along time to get the car to work, My Engine builder( HOMER RACING ENGINES) is the best out there; to me. Future plans would to be; getting the car to go out; instead of up. i know the car could go high 8's to low 9's.the motors making plenty, and to be the Fastest 3rd. Generation Car in the Country on Stock Style Suspension,with a 23 degree head, for a SBC. with NO POWER ADDERS. ALL MOTOR.
- Give me some ideas if you know someone who has a car like mine with what i described above. not tubbed,no chassis car,all factory glass in car.
01-06-2006, 09:56 AM
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Originally posted by Orr89RocZ
15 to one compression and heads that flow to .800 lift... and he gives that thing a 5 for street manners... LOL
15 to one compression and heads that flow to .800 lift... and he gives that thing a 5 for street manners... LOL
lol.
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Originally posted by unknown_host
lol exactly what I was thinking, goes well with the 6000 stall. I hear a 6000 converter is actually real streetable lol.
lol exactly what I was thinking, goes well with the 6000 stall. I hear a 6000 converter is actually real streetable
lol. I would love to see some 215/60's get murdered with that
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Car: 84' firebird
Engine: 440"SBC (N/A)
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Originally posted by unknown_host
Thanks Trevor, that is damn impressive! IIRC, the runners on those cylinder heads are like 260cc lol.
Thanks Trevor, that is damn impressive! IIRC, the runners on those cylinder heads are like 260cc lol.
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Car: 84' firebird
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Transmission: th-400
Originally posted by Orr89RocZ
15 to one compression and heads that flow to .800 lift... and he gives that thing a 5 for street manners... LOL
15 to one compression and heads that flow to .800 lift... and he gives that thing a 5 for street manners... LOL
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Car: 84' firebird
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as fast as i can get a 23* heads SBC to go - somewhere in the 8's. one day it will happen. maybe this year.
01-17-2006, 11:32 PM
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Car: 86 Trans Am
Engine: 406
Transmission: TH350, 4200
Axle/Gears: Moser 9", 3.89
JRS - besides your car, what's the fastest stock style suspension 23* NA sbc third gen? Or even with 18* heads?
What other setups are you shooting to beat?
What other setups are you shooting to beat?
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Car: 84' firebird
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Well, an 18* head flows more than mine, like 370's to 400's, so that would be hard to compare a 23* head, but there are 23* heads out that i know that flow in the 380's or more, just that spending $10,000.00 to run with the best is alot of money, plus getting your car to handle over 850hp's is hard to do now, i tryed some time back, getting on every f-body site and posting who had the fastest 23* headed car people don't talk or tell you the truth, but at 9.23 @ 148, there's faster cars out there trust me. i'm just looking to be the fastest 23*,stock susp., car in the country. thanks. JR.
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Well, an 18* head flows more than mine, like 370's to 400's, so that would be hard to compare a 23* head, but there are 23* heads out that i know that flow in the 380's or more, just that spending $10,000.00 to run with the best is alot of money, plus getting your car to handle over 850hp's is hard to do now, i tryed some time back, getting on every f-body site and posting who had the fastest 23* headed car people don't talk or tell you the truth, but at 9.23 @ 148, there's faster cars out there trust me. i'm just looking to be the fastest 23*,stock susp., car in the country. thanks. JR
Thats an awesome setup u have to go low 9`s NA. I cant wait to get my car to the strip hopefully this year ,im going to be running a 18* setup.
My heads are 257cc runners, but this year i'm opening them up to 305cc, for more head flow.
01-19-2006, 11:24 AM
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Car: 84' firebird
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What kind of car are you running,what size motor are you going with the 18* heads. want a good set of 23* heads look on (www.ronsportingservice.com)look under heads, AllPro, 382 @.800int., 261 @.800ext. thats a head. let me know, i love hearing about all motor SBC. thanks. JR.
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Originally posted by jrsfast84
What kind of car are you running,what size motor are you going with the 18* heads. want a good set of 23* heads look on (www.ronsportingservice.com)look under heads, AllPro, 382 @.800int., 261 @.800ext. thats a head. let me know, i love hearing about all motor SBC. thanks. JR.
What kind of car are you running,what size motor are you going with the 18* heads. want a good set of 23* heads look on (www.ronsportingservice.com)look under heads, AllPro, 382 @.800int., 261 @.800ext. thats a head. let me know, i love hearing about all motor SBC. thanks. JR.
my car is a 89 GTA. The motor is a 426 CI SBC. Check out my topend parts at
18 degree setup
Im going NA also.My heads have been heavily ported.At the moment im having them flowed.There is only a few that i know of on this board that into the max NA effort ,the rest are into turbos(seems like it).
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Car: 84' firebird
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i'll give a secret, if you lightly buff out all the CNC marks in the chambers,int. runners,ext. you could pick up as much as 1* to 1-1/2*, thats 10hp. let me know how you made out with flow #'s. JR.
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Re: How fast can a 3rd gen go with a stock style suspension and a 23* NA sbc?
Where do you get headers to fit 18* heads in a thirdgen, or spreadport headers to fit our cars for that matter? I guess you could use the spread port adapter plates, but then the headers wouldn't fit in our engine bay anyways....
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Re: How fast can a 3rd gen go with a stock style suspension and a 23* NA sbc?
or u could try Lemon headers.
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Re: How fast can a 3rd gen go with a stock style suspension and a 23* NA sbc?
Spend the $$$ and have a set made. If you've got an engine of that caliber, chances are that a set of off-the-shelf headers aren't going to do the trick for you.
05-04-2007, 10:03 PM
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Re: How fast can a 3rd gen go with a stock style suspension and a 23* NA sbc?
I know of two faster with stock type suspension and a SBC, but it's a twin turbo car, all these guys with huge lifts and big compression are great for class cars, but for the easiest on the wallet I know of 2 faster than the ET posted, not sure what their mph is though. None of them say much other than I know for sure it's a torque arm setup in the rear and twin turbo SBC with 23' heads.
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Re: How fast can a 3rd gen go with a stock style suspension and a 23* NA sbc?
Just checked out Stahl and Lemon's prices. You gotta be pretty serious to drop $1200-$1800 just on headers. I tried getting a quick total with some spread port or 18* heads, forged internals, headers, etc, but my calculator ran out of digits....
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Re: How fast can a 3rd gen go with a stock style suspension and a 23* NA sbc?
theres cars running in the 8's with stock style sus and 23* heads, usually turbo cars though. my car is stock sus, but im gonna be running 18* heads. no clue what it will run. anticipating low 9's, maybe a high 8 if it hooks.
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Re: How fast can a 3rd gen go with a stock style suspension and a 23* NA sbc?
i fit the bill!!!! 8.91@151 stock suspension 23deg heads(afr195s ported) on a
.028jet.....been faster but thats a secret!!!LOL
.028jet.....been faster but thats a secret!!!LOL
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