Questions concerning changes needed after overboring
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From: Oklahoma City, OK
Car: 92 Z28
Engine: 357 TPI (L98)
Transmission: 700R4
Questions concerning changes needed after overboring
The 92z I just got has a 350 bored over to 357 - I think that's a negligible difference, but I'm not exactly an expert, so I was wondering if there are any things I need to change to make it run optimally, like fuel pump, injectors, prom, or anything? Obviously, I know there are always things to make the thing more powerful, I'm asking what needs to be done to make it run right - they guy I bought it from suggested that the fuel pump or injectors may be inadequate, but 350 to 357 is such a small change, was wondering what you guys think.
No changes necessary as long as you kept it stock. Anyone can benefit from PROM changes, even on a stock motor.
Hopefully you put a better cam (or anything better than stock) in it when it was rebuilt. Otherwise, it wouldnt be worth all the trouble of a rebuild.
Hopefully you put a better cam (or anything better than stock) in it when it was rebuilt. Otherwise, it wouldnt be worth all the trouble of a rebuild.
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Car: 92 Z28
Engine: 357 TPI (L98)
Transmission: 700R4
I wasn't the one who did the rebuild, it was the previous owner, and I think he probably used the same cam, he did say that he used good parts tho, like high quality pistons and such, but I doubt he got a better crank or cam.
However, I've been thinking recently about doing a cam swap myself, I'm open to any recommendations for my setup. Thanks!
However, I've been thinking recently about doing a cam swap myself, I'm open to any recommendations for my setup. Thanks!
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