TBI build sugestions. I'm getting ready to pull the LO3 out of my firebird. I want to build it up a little, re-ring and bearing it, and mainly, fix the oil pan. I plan on using a pair of 601 casting heads, Because they where free, recently rebuild, and already have some mild port work done. I have a cat back exhaust, plan on headers and y- pipe when i do this. I plan on a better than stock cam, though still researching what. I have a 2000RPM stall converter in my car already, as well as a 3.23? posi out of a GTA. I'm researching chip burning right now. What im wondering is if the stock TBI will be enough with these heads and a decent cam, OR if i should go BB TBI. I already have a set of 350 injectors, but will they be enough? Trying to plan a head and get the right parts together. I dont care that my car be the fastest, but i want a better edge than i have over my buddies Subaru wagon!! Is it fesable to shoot for high 13's, low 14's with a 305 bottom and those heads? Oh yeah, and still make it emissions legal? |
The stock throttle body should be fine. The ones that came on the 350's were the same as the 305's except larger injectors. I don't know anything about those heads so I can't help ya there. How did that 2000 stall affect your MPG? |
Last time i checked, 22mpg driving around with my foot to the floor. But that was a bit of highway miles. I cant say how it affected it, because it was in there when i got the car. Although, traction does tend to be an issue, even with 245's and a posi. But hopefully, good new tires will help that. |
There is a company thast can rebuild the stock TBI unit aqnd make it awesome. I want to say Jet Performance or Jet Chips.. I read the article in Chevy High Performance. They got about 297 rwhp out of a 305 TBI motor.. They did heads, cam, intake, tbi unit, headers,and chip |
Thanks for the replies, but if had a change of mind/plan. Gonna pull the TBI 305 out complete and put it under the bench, And build a very hot 350 or 383 carb motor, and just take a weekend, and swap motors when it comes time to smog. |
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