Will youu recommend heads/camshaft for L98 ?
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From: Moscow, Russia
Car: '91 Formula
Engine: 350
Transmission: 700-R4
Will youu recommend heads/camshaft for L98 ?
Hi ! I want to add some HP to my 350 '91 Formula, will you give me advise what should I get for it ?
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From: maine
Car: 1986 iroc z
Engine: vortec 383
Transmission: th350
Axle/Gears: 3.73 moser 12 bolt true trac
do a search.your question is very vauge. you will be impressed with the results.
who is going to do the computer tuning?
once you have that figured out the rest is simple put better parts in the motor.
better flowing camshaft and heads. keep in mind that t.p.i. is not really a high flowing intake so you may want to do a search to see what others on here have done and to see realistically what you will accomplish horsepower wise.
In other words the sky is the limit or your wallet/budget.
who is going to do the computer tuning?
once you have that figured out the rest is simple put better parts in the motor.
better flowing camshaft and heads. keep in mind that t.p.i. is not really a high flowing intake so you may want to do a search to see what others on here have done and to see realistically what you will accomplish horsepower wise.
In other words the sky is the limit or your wallet/budget.
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Joined: Sep 2002
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From: Moscow, Russia
Car: '91 Formula
Engine: 350
Transmission: 700-R4
do a search.your question is very vauge. you will be impressed with the results.
who is going to do the computer tuning?
once you have that figured out the rest is simple put better parts in the motor.
better flowing camshaft and heads. keep in mind that t.p.i. is not really a high flowing intake so you may want to do a search to see what others on here have done and to see realistically what you will accomplish horsepower wise.
In other words the sky is the limit or your wallet/budget.
who is going to do the computer tuning?
once you have that figured out the rest is simple put better parts in the motor.
better flowing camshaft and heads. keep in mind that t.p.i. is not really a high flowing intake so you may want to do a search to see what others on here have done and to see realistically what you will accomplish horsepower wise.
In other words the sky is the limit or your wallet/budget.
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From: Moscow, Russia
Car: '91 Formula
Engine: 350
Transmission: 700-R4
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From: 39.84N 105.11W
Car: '89 Trans Am GTA
Engine: WAS 350 - now L92 (alum. 378/6.2L)
Transmission: WAS 700R4, now a built T56
Axle/Gears: 3.27 9-bolt
Wow - I think it's safe to say that you're our most easternmost visitor yet!

To make a long story short, there are a LOT of things that will affect which parts you get - which is why nobody can simply throw out the right answer for you. The one thing that seems to be most difficult for beginners to understand is how to select the right camshaft, so I've found two articles for you to review - this way we don't have to type it all out again...
1st article (3-page article)
2nd article
Like I said, there's a LOT to learn, but once you grasp the basics, it'll be well worth it.
Good luck!

To make a long story short, there are a LOT of things that will affect which parts you get - which is why nobody can simply throw out the right answer for you. The one thing that seems to be most difficult for beginners to understand is how to select the right camshaft, so I've found two articles for you to review - this way we don't have to type it all out again...

1st article (3-page article)
2nd article
Like I said, there's a LOT to learn, but once you grasp the basics, it'll be well worth it.
Good luck!
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Junior Member
Joined: Sep 2002
Posts: 55
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From: Moscow, Russia
Car: '91 Formula
Engine: 350
Transmission: 700-R4
Wow - I think it's safe to say that you're our most easternmost visitor yet!

To make a long story short, there are a LOT of things that will affect which parts you get - which is why nobody can simply throw out the right answer for you. The one thing that seems to be most difficult for beginners to understand is how to select the right camshaft, so I've found two articles for you to review - this way we don't have to type it all out again...
1st article (3-page article)
2nd article
Like I said, there's a LOT to learn, but once you grasp the basics, it'll be well worth it.
Good luck!

To make a long story short, there are a LOT of things that will affect which parts you get - which is why nobody can simply throw out the right answer for you. The one thing that seems to be most difficult for beginners to understand is how to select the right camshaft, so I've found two articles for you to review - this way we don't have to type it all out again...

1st article (3-page article)
2nd article
Like I said, there's a LOT to learn, but once you grasp the basics, it'll be well worth it.
Good luck!
You know its very difficult to get info on these cars here, because of that I ask such questions. I think we have not more than 1000 thirdgens in entire Russia.BTW, I plan to visit USA in January, particularly in California, Miami and NY. Is there any thirdgen-related events from 9th to 20th I can attend ?
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