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Car: 92 camaro RS
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Next Steps???
so i recently did a 305 to 350 swap. the 350 has 190cc pro comps heads. the cam specs are intake: 203 with .4215" lift. exhaust: 214 with .4425" lift.
Now i put the 305 TBI on top of this, i put the aftermarket equivalent of GM p/n 19110538 injectors in the TBI. i also put a stock ANLU bin that is tuned for 17084327 cop car injectors on the computer.
I have a RICH running engine! according to my BLM tables and the black stains on my exhaust where there were leaks. i didnt expect this. the engine runs really smooth though the whole rpm band idle to 4k, but i know i can get more out of it. i want a drivable street engine, but when i step on it, i want it to go!
So what should my next steps be?
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Now i put the 305 TBI on top of this, i put the aftermarket equivalent of GM p/n 19110538 injectors in the TBI. i also put a stock ANLU bin that is tuned for 17084327 cop car injectors on the computer.
I have a RICH running engine! according to my BLM tables and the black stains on my exhaust where there were leaks. i didnt expect this. the engine runs really smooth though the whole rpm band idle to 4k, but i know i can get more out of it. i want a drivable street engine, but when i step on it, i want it to go!
So what should my next steps be?
Thanks!
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Re: Next Steps???
ok what about mechanically? What would u or anybody do in this case, with these goals?
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Re: Next Steps???
No exhaust leak. Map and cts sensors ok. What I am hinting towards is bored 350 TBI or 454 TBI?
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Re: Next Steps???
Yes. That's what I am thinking. Also I will have more HP output.
Is this train of thought correct?
Is this train of thought correct?
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Re: Next Steps???
TB- the 4.3, 5.0 and 5.7 TB's are all the same CFM with 1 11/16" bores.
A bored out tb would be 46mm 1 13⁄16in is not worth the cost unless your throttle shaft is worn and you need a replacement option. Off idle the will help a little for the rich condition but at idle you are still going to go for the same target idle speed and the throttle blades being open about the same amount as you have now with the iac controlling the vacuum leak. Is the car going into cl at idle ? If you are spitting out raw fuel out of the tail pipe and sounds like you need to tune to lean it out.
A bored out tb would be 46mm 1 13⁄16in is not worth the cost unless your throttle shaft is worn and you need a replacement option. Off idle the will help a little for the rich condition but at idle you are still going to go for the same target idle speed and the throttle blades being open about the same amount as you have now with the iac controlling the vacuum leak. Is the car going into cl at idle ? If you are spitting out raw fuel out of the tail pipe and sounds like you need to tune to lean it out.
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Yes it goes into closed loop ar idle, no raw fuel out the back.
So your saying that if I go with the 454 TBI it will lean it out a little and there won't be much of a difference in performance? And I won't lose my low end power and torque (I know I will have to tune, but will this change preserve my power at low end?), but I will have to tune idle?
Is my current TBI holding me back regarding power through out the power band, I know that my 350 can put out more that it is now? Will the 454 help or hurt my power within idle to 5k? I have read that the 454 on a SBC will kill its low end, i don't have a stock motor. I have free flowing intake and heads. What are your thoughts on a 454 on a moded SBC?
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So your saying that if I go with the 454 TBI it will lean it out a little and there won't be much of a difference in performance? And I won't lose my low end power and torque (I know I will have to tune, but will this change preserve my power at low end?), but I will have to tune idle?
Is my current TBI holding me back regarding power through out the power band, I know that my 350 can put out more that it is now? Will the 454 help or hurt my power within idle to 5k? I have read that the 454 on a SBC will kill its low end, i don't have a stock motor. I have free flowing intake and heads. What are your thoughts on a 454 on a moded SBC?
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I don't feel like you have enough of a engine to warrant a bigger throttle body. If you had installed a afpr I would say lower your fuel pressure but this sounds like a tuning issue. If you plan on further upgrades larger displacement later on and staying with tbi you might consider dynamic efi ebl.
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Re: Next Steps???
so tell me about this??
http://www.ebay.com/itm/370322499077...84.m1438.l2649
why does he say this (business of course but is there any truth behind it)? why is everybody on this site and others say differently?
quote from description "Will I loose any low end torque or performance? NO!! – absolutely not. Your throttle body is only an air valve – more air means more power, whether at low speed or running flat out. Too much air (or flow) is only an issue w/ carburetors which need high air velocities and vacuum to meter the fuel correctly. Fuel injection motors “inject” fuel and love more air"
http://www.ebay.com/itm/370322499077...84.m1438.l2649
why does he say this (business of course but is there any truth behind it)? why is everybody on this site and others say differently?
quote from description "Will I loose any low end torque or performance? NO!! – absolutely not. Your throttle body is only an air valve – more air means more power, whether at low speed or running flat out. Too much air (or flow) is only an issue w/ carburetors which need high air velocities and vacuum to meter the fuel correctly. Fuel injection motors “inject” fuel and love more air"
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That Dosent answer my Q... Of your knowledge and skill, is there any validity to what I posted before??
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Sorry, Im not sure what I was thinking when I posted the mm of a stock throttle body. The tiny 1 11/16 is only 400 cfm @ 3 inHg . If you can get a tight throttle shaft used 7.4L throttle body or a bored out 46mm. You will still need to tune some for idle to lean out the fuel tables. I should stick to tpi lol.
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I would not rush into a larger TB unit. I would gain some experience tuning the easier of the two(the smaller). Once you have car running great then look at MAP at WOT load. key on engine off MAP value is what you reference to. That is elevation/baro pressure MAP. If you have a MAP WOT with a number say 5 less that KOEO(a restriction) then you can consider a large TB and or large intake runner.
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