looking for more h.p from my 305tpi
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Car: 91z28vert,3:42posi-rear,gu6
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looking for more h.p from my 305tpi
this being my first camaro,I can say today that i love the car,I had reservations at first but the car has grown on me,but now i find myself wanting to go faster,and have decided that a pair of hooker headers are going to be one of my first add ons to this car,Iam looking for any suggestions as for as bolt ons for the car,and would appreciate all info,just want to go a little quicker,and dont have a hugh budget but i always say were theres a will theres a wayright,anyway need advice to gain horsepower!!!
wont really help your HP, but will make your engine work much more smoothly. If your car still has stock ignition stuff, get some msd wires, coil, box.
Also a holley fuel pressure regulator would help you out as well with the HP abit. It's relatively cheap as well. Bit over $100 I think.
Also a holley fuel pressure regulator would help you out as well with the HP abit. It's relatively cheap as well. Bit over $100 I think.
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Originally posted by SMURFN' Z28
Headers, Cat-back, high flow cat(s), Port your intake, Free mods. Seeing as you have a 5-speed you are already ahead of the game.
Headers, Cat-back, high flow cat(s), Port your intake, Free mods. Seeing as you have a 5-speed you are already ahead of the game.
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Originally posted by cuda69
free mods,please explain more,also how do different stall speeds affect a cars performance?
free mods,please explain more,also how do different stall speeds affect a cars performance?
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Originally posted by SMURFN' Z28
Headers, Cat-back, high flow cat(s), Port your intake, Free mods. Seeing as you have a 5-speed you are already ahead of the game.
Headers, Cat-back, high flow cat(s), Port your intake, Free mods. Seeing as you have a 5-speed you are already ahead of the game.
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More free mods:
coolant bypass of the throttle body.. gut the air box under the air filters, relocate the IAT sensor to the intake air box.
coolant bypass of the throttle body.. gut the air box under the air filters, relocate the IAT sensor to the intake air box.
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Originally posted by KiLLJ0Y
More free mods:
coolant bypass of the throttle body.. gut the air box under the air filters, relocate the IAT sensor to the intake air box.
More free mods:
coolant bypass of the throttle body.. gut the air box under the air filters, relocate the IAT sensor to the intake air box.
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coolant bypass -----> https://www.thirdgen.org/newdesign/t...ntbypass.shtml
to gut the air boxes just cut the bottoms off the thing and rip out that plastic plate below it so you can see the ground through where the air filters are.
And as far as an Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator (AFPR) goes, I got the Crane Cams one for about 60 bucks.
I wouldnt pay sombody to port your intake its pretty easy, all you need is dremel tool or better yet an air compressor and a die grinder. Just do a search about this.... there is TONS of info about it.
to gut the air boxes just cut the bottoms off the thing and rip out that plastic plate below it so you can see the ground through where the air filters are.
And as far as an Adjustable Fuel Pressure Regulator (AFPR) goes, I got the Crane Cams one for about 60 bucks.
I wouldnt pay sombody to port your intake its pretty easy, all you need is dremel tool or better yet an air compressor and a die grinder. Just do a search about this.... there is TONS of info about it.
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Engine: 95LT4, 305TPI
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I had a cam, headers, full 3" exhaust, MSD 6A, Blaster 3 Coil, 10.5:1 compression.
Ran a 14.1 @ 99mph with a 2.3 60' time and running in Limp Home Mode.
here is a vid of it in idle and then driving down the street,
http://www.transamws6.com/video/ZepherWS6.mpg
Ran a 14.1 @ 99mph with a 2.3 60' time and running in Limp Home Mode.
here is a vid of it in idle and then driving down the street,
http://www.transamws6.com/video/ZepherWS6.mpg
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