next mod?
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From: Dixon, IL
Car: RS
Engine: 305
Transmission: 4L60
Axle/Gears: 3.42
next mod?
I've had this car for 5 years now, It will be restored in about 2-3 years, so I'm just looking for a little more power until I finish the 383 and rebuild the trans.
Mods so far:
Hypertech chip, flat base K&N, 160 stat, headers, cut out, edelbrock cat back, deleted smog and cat, removed spare and winshield washer tank, timing is set to 4*, 3.42 rear
mods in the next month: ultimate tbi mods, injector pod spacer, heater vavle delete, lower fan relay. I'm also dealling on a used chip programer.
any Ideas on what should be next?
Mods so far:
Hypertech chip, flat base K&N, 160 stat, headers, cut out, edelbrock cat back, deleted smog and cat, removed spare and winshield washer tank, timing is set to 4*, 3.42 rear
mods in the next month: ultimate tbi mods, injector pod spacer, heater vavle delete, lower fan relay. I'm also dealling on a used chip programer.
any Ideas on what should be next?
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Car: 1991 Chevy Camaro
Engine: 305 TBI
Transmission: 700R4
Axle/Gears: 3.42
Looks like it's time for suspension mods, in my opinion. It doesn't look like there any more decent engine mods you can do without tearing into the motor (and with a 383 on the way, there's almost no point).
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thats basically what I was thinking. I'm not touching the trans or engine (tearing into anyway). I might put a vette servo in, thats only 8 bucks and takes an hour. I figured suspension was next on the list. already took care shocks/struts, but time for the rest I guess.
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I too agree that some suspension is in store. As mentioned above it may be a good time to look into a posi unit. You don't want a stock suspension with a peg leg with that new 383
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my only recommendation of suspension stuff is to stay away from tubular LCA's. They didn't do a damn thing for me. LCA relocation brackets are a good idea, but the LCA's themselves just seem like a waist of money to me.
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Originally posted by Gunny Highway
my only recommendation of suspension stuff is to stay away from tubular LCA's. They didn't do a damn thing for me. LCA relocation brackets are a good idea, but the LCA's themselves just seem like a waist of money to me.
my only recommendation of suspension stuff is to stay away from tubular LCA's. They didn't do a damn thing for me. LCA relocation brackets are a good idea, but the LCA's themselves just seem like a waist of money to me.
the 383 I'm hoping for 400 hp, and the trans will have a rebuild and trans go shift kit.
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