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Jul 28, 2007 | 07:18 PM

Black89TransAm

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Car: 89 Trans Am, 84 Firebird

Engine: 305 TBI

Transmission: 700 R4

adding power

Anyone got any tips on how to add some power to my 305 TBI with buying a bigger engine? hahaha

Jul 28, 2007 | 07:24 PM

TexasSilhouette

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Car: 1991 TransAm GTA 350

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Re: adding power

N2O.

Seriously

N2O.

Jul 28, 2007 | 07:26 PM

Black89TransAm

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Car: 89 Trans Am, 84 Firebird

Engine: 305 TBI

Transmission: 700 R4

Re: adding power

anything besides that, lol?

Jul 29, 2007 | 02:14 AM

WheelsUp84z

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Re: adding power

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Originally Posted by Black89TransAm

Anyone got any tips on how to add some power to my 305 TBI with buying a bigger engine? hahaha

im assuming you meant WITHOUT buying another engine. Use the search feature or check on the TBI Forum to find out mods to make you're engine perform better, The "Power Adder" forum is speaking of adding Turbo, Supercharger, Or Nitrous to you're engine, not performance parts in general.

Jul 29, 2007 | 09:14 AM

89redliningRS

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Re: adding power

Check the free mods in the tech articles. After that, exhaust, headers, intake, cam, heads, and alot of chip tuning. I've been down that road. Got my tbi to run high 14's with a bad tune, switched to carb and dropped .4 in the quarter.