TBIThrottle Body Injection discussion and questions. L03/CFI tech and other performance enhancements.
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Cam and heads, I believe would put you around stock LB9 power (220ish? maybe a little more from the cam). Try to go with a set of vortecs if you can.
The bottom end of the LO3 and LB9 are the same. I believe the only differences are the heads, cam and induction.
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Finally got a thirdgen (06/21/09).
The oil pan has to be lowered at least 1", to get the timing cover out and back in properly.I used 2 longer screws in the fron of the pan and losened all around, dont forget to empty the oil first. Used it to keep the roller lifters and lifters soaked.
Dont know about 081's, but LO3 with stock heads, lt1cam, full exhaust, anough fuel, EBL (tuned) and CAI should be around 230-250fwhp.
I'm thinking about doing the LT1 cam swap, along with swaping to 305 TPI heads, a new intake, headers/ exhaust, and EBL.
I have two questions.
1. can I swap the cam without dropping the oil pan? I thought I read somewhere that it can be done, but noe I can't find that info.
2. how much more power (ballpark) should I be looking at?
Thanks-
Eric
1. Yes you can swap the cam without removing the oil pan. The timing chain cover will up and out, however, it will be impossible to put it back in without trimming the ears off the inside flange or or lowering the oil pan. i recomend the later. It is laborious but you can lower the pan just a touch (you have an inch or two before you hit the k member) which is enough to get the timing cover back on.
2. Assuming you get your tune dialed in you will see on average around 210 to 220 rwhp. give or take. Some have reported higher many have reported lower. All comes down to the tune.
Alright, I have a tpi setup that I'm swapping out for my tbi and I'm going to put a new cam 224/234with new springs and valve spring kit, stock heads. Now I want to purchase a set of 1.6 RR's. I already have headers straight pipped flowmaster setup with a t-5 manual transmission. How much horespower do you guys think I can push out.
Alright, I have a tpi setup that I'm swapping out for my tbi and I'm going to put a new cam 224/234with new springs and valve spring kit, stock heads. Now I want to purchase a set of 1.6 RR's. I already have headers straight pipped flowmaster setup with a t-5 manual transmission. How much horespower do you guys think I can push out.
Without proper ECM tuning you will make around 100hp. With proper tuning you could be around 250 or so.