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Old 04-16-2002, 11:00 PM   #1
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1984 corvette

does anyone know what the stock 1984 corvette had for a engine... hp?? what do these things run??? i am set up to race one on may 4rd on a very long non busy road... how far will i be behind this guy??? thanks all
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Has a 350. He'll take you pretty easily.
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Old 04-16-2002, 11:29 PM   #3
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CURB WEIGHT lbs- 3088
ENGINE DATA
Displacement- 350 cubic inch V-8
Compression Ratio- 9 to 1
Horsepower- 205
Torque lbs-ft- 290
Fuel Injection- Crossfire

i just found this on the web... i am not saying i am going to beat him or nothing but for a 350 that is no h e l l..... i don't think i will be completly killed here...we are talking either 1/4 mile or less i say he has me by 3-4 cars sound right?? will i loose by more or will it be closer?? his is auto too is that makes a difference
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I'm not sure how well CFI works down low, but I hear it's not a intake to have. Sorry, I can't tell you how close you'll be. My guess would be 1/4 he's got you by about 5 car lenghts at the least.
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cross fire injection really sucks..or should i say cease fire injection. Race him for the hell of it but I say the vette has you on this one. If you had a 305 TPI 5 speed or a 350 TPI i'd give this one to you but not this time.
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the crossfire corvette was the slowest C4 ever produced. typically, with auto or stick they ran low 15s. alot of people on the vette forum port their Xfire manifolds and gain a half second or more. this guy is probably not modded, as the aftermarket for crossfire engines is limited. but since you have a TBI motor, youll most likely lose this one
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cross-fire is just as good as any...

my cross fire fuel injection 305 will stomp a 84 vette and stock tpi's
as for ur race, the vette will win but ull be catching up to him after he hits about 70mph. i promise i have a buddy who owns this car, but the vette will take off way hard off the line!!
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you beat TPI Vettes with your xfire 305? wow! thats pretty impressive! bone stock, my 89' Vette went 13.9. what exactly do you have done to your car that would knock off 2 whole seconds?
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CFI itself doesnt suck....it just sucks from the factory. Way underdeveloped. Does anyone happen to remember the Cross-Ram on the old 302 Z28's? Thats where CFI comes from and oh yeah what a ***** car that 302 Cross Ram was
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For a car that demanded the kind of $$$ it did in the day, '84 vettes are dogs. They had the cool new body style and everything but they carried over the L83 cease-fire motor from the '82 model year. They run 15s stock. The next year they went to TPI and knocked over a second off that. Lucky me.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't 84 Vettes the worst year for them? One of my neighbors has one, bone stock. When he gets on it, it doesn't really impress me too much.
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Old 04-18-2002, 11:37 AM   #13
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Quite the Pontiac man aren't we?

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watch out that crossfire vette has crapload of tork:hail:
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i cant beat a 85 tpi vette...

for the dude with all the firebirds and T/A's
if ur neighbors 84 vette should impress you
it can beat every one of ur cars. the 92 bird u have
would probably take it but im not positive.
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accel cap and rotor
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2500 rpm stall converter
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heavyier duty clutches
i think a 3/4 cluth pak or something like that
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3.73 gears with eaton posi
k and n's of course
and 255/60/15's on the back for traction
i think i have named it all
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Remember...

The Vettes still weigh a lot less than Firebirds/Camaros. And yes, the 1984 Vette is not exactly the fastest Corvette, but even so they do get up and go!
Take weight into consideration.
It also had the manual 4+3 OD tranny.

It was the best handling production vehicle ever produced regardless of price with .95G. Only 6,443 came with a manual transmission, and only 410 came with the performance axle ratio. 3,729 had Delco/Bilstein shocks installed. The 1984 Corvette could go from 0-60 in 6.9 seconds and topped out at an at the time incredible 140mph.

Not bad for 1984.
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If it helps any I have an 1/8 mile time on one of those 84'vettes. It ran a 9.39 at 76.82 mph. 60' was 1.97 r.t. .611 wish my scanner worked or I would post some of my timeslips. Not all of them are me racing somebody, but ones that got thrown out or that I asked people if I could have. I will try to get one of those cheapy walmart ones soon.
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Re: Remember...

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Originally posted by Snowdog 91 Formula
It was the best handling production vehicle ever produced regardless of price with .95G. Only 6,443 came with a manual transmission, and only 410 came with the performance axle ratio. 3,729 had Delco/Bilstein shocks installed. The 1984 Corvette could go from 0-60 in 6.9 seconds and topped out at an at the time incredible 140mph.
Someone's been reading that standard catalogue of Chevrolet

Hey jesse83cfi, you might want to replace that puny stock cam and maybe think about some heads before you go challenging any big dogs
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for the dude with all the firebirds and T/A's
if ur neighbors 84 vette should impress you
it can beat every one of ur cars. the 92 bird u have
would probably take it but im not positive.
Hey, I never said that it couldn't beat my cars, I just said it didn't impress me, for a Corvette that is. I feel sure I can take it in my 76 Trans Am when I get it going good, in a stright line. 400 block, 350 6x heads, Erson RV cam(I think, that's what the guy I bought the car from said), Holley 1850 4bbl, built TH400 with a 2800 stall, and some other junk too. The 92 might even have a shot if I didn't have a friggin 2.73 rearend.
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