Stock 305 IROC
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From: Lafayette,Indiana
Car: 1986 IROC-Z
Engine: 5.0L 305ci
Transmission: 700r4, shift kit
Stock 305 IROC
Ok guys I am kinda new to the sports car thing and well kinda new to the car thing also. I am 17 years old and dont really know what I am doing when it comes to setting up a motor. I want to know what parts I should start with to get a lot more preformace out of my stock 305 camaro. I do have a really tight budget but the I have a 305 block fresly rebuilt with 40 over pistons that I am going to put the parts on then when it comes time just swap the motors out in the car so I can buy stuff gradually. I just want to know what kinda stuff I should start with like here is what I was thinking.
Headers DONT know what kind to get
Holly stelth ram manifold, plenum, runners
Bigger injectors
Huge cam like .500/.500 lift
Cold air intake I cam make myself
Bigger throttle body like 58mm
Adjustable fuel pressure regulator
75-100 shot of Nitrous
Heads BUT DONT KNOW WHAT KIND OR SIZE ect..
What kinda power will this set up get me?
Thanks a lot for the help guys
Headers DONT know what kind to get
Holly stelth ram manifold, plenum, runners
Bigger injectors
Huge cam like .500/.500 lift
Cold air intake I cam make myself
Bigger throttle body like 58mm
Adjustable fuel pressure regulator
75-100 shot of Nitrous
Heads BUT DONT KNOW WHAT KIND OR SIZE ect..
What kinda power will this set up get me?
Thanks a lot for the help guys
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ok start with a good catback system, then get some good headers such as edelbrock or hooker, then get a better intake manifold and runners have them both ported. Then start to look into chips, Hypertech, Fast, TPIS, Super chips ect. Remember there are alot of free mods you can do yourself Gut the airboxes, throttle body by pass, filters, ect..... Any engine work such as heads, cam will be expensive......remember dont get anything too big or you will just create problems for yourself.
ok start with a good catback system, then get some good headers such as edelbrock or hooker, then get a better intake manifold and runners have them both ported. Then start to look into chips, Hypertech, Fast, TPIS, Super chips ect. Remember there are alot of free mods you can do yourself Gut the airboxes, throttle body by pass, filters, ect..... Any engine work such as heads, cam will be expensive......remember dont get anything too big or you will just create problems for yourself.
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Car: 1986 IROC-Z
Engine: 5.0L 305ci
Transmission: 700r4, shift kit
Ok sorry about that man here is what I have already done I put a 160 theristat in with a manual fan switch and also have cut the aibox and put two K&N filters in but I dont know what you mean by throttle body by pass so if you could explain on how to do that and what it does that would be appriciated.
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From: gods country usa (nebraska)
Car: GMC Sierra 1500HD, 92 z28 25aniv
Engine: 6.5td/305
Transmission: 5-sp
that looks pretty sweet but does it really work? and does it cause any problems? how durable is it?
it kinda seems to good to be true.
it kinda seems to good to be true.
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Well I did it to my car and it seemed to make a noticeable difference. Its a better choice than going out and getting a bigger throttle body for a stock engine. No problems here.....
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stock TB is capable of 780 cfm, plenty for even a highly modded 305. Also, If you get a Stealthram, you won't have runners...
and...you think 500 lift is HUGE?
ist thing is, do you have to pass any emissions testing? If so, then forget the HSR. - as for headers, I'd say go w/ the Hooker shorties and the Y-pipe. Seem to be about the best for the $. I wouldn't get to excited about bigger injectors until you have a lot more done. You other mods/ideas look good. You should really think about porting your heads. - back to the cam..for a street/strip 305 I'd say something 220ish @ .050 duration, 480ish lift.
and...you think 500 lift is HUGE?
ist thing is, do you have to pass any emissions testing? If so, then forget the HSR. - as for headers, I'd say go w/ the Hooker shorties and the Y-pipe. Seem to be about the best for the $. I wouldn't get to excited about bigger injectors until you have a lot more done. You other mods/ideas look good. You should really think about porting your heads. - back to the cam..for a street/strip 305 I'd say something 220ish @ .050 duration, 480ish lift. Junior Member
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From: gods country usa (nebraska)
Car: GMC Sierra 1500HD, 92 z28 25aniv
Engine: 6.5td/305
Transmission: 5-sp
Originally posted by 89IrocZ350TPI
Well I did it to my car and it seemed to make a noticeable difference. Its a better choice than going out and getting a bigger throttle body for a stock engine. No problems here.....
Well I did it to my car and it seemed to make a noticeable difference. Its a better choice than going out and getting a bigger throttle body for a stock engine. No problems here.....
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From: Lafayette,Indiana
Car: 1986 IROC-Z
Engine: 5.0L 305ci
Transmission: 700r4, shift kit
Thinks for the replys. I am going to look into the bypass. As for emissions no I live in Indiana and we do not have to pass emissions here. I am thinking about moving to AZ and I am not sure about there so I will have to check into it. But I really want to get something going with the camaro here soon but dont really know what to do yet and it does not help being on a 17 year olds budget either.
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From: Fort Hood Texas
Car: 88 IROC
Engine: 305 tpi
Transmission: 5 speed
I run a mild 305 TPI, 5 speed and run mid 13s
Here is my motor:
KN filters with ram air vents made
Underdrive pulleys
MAF sensor screens removed
52mm throttle body
TPIS runners
Edlebrock base manifold
Crane cam 214/222 488/509
Adjustable fuel pressure regulator
MSD 6AL with wires
Stock heads mild port work (by me)
1.5 Crane gold roller rockers
350 Injectors
Edlebrock TES headers coated
Random tech cat
Flowmaster 3" catback exhaust
3.70 gear
Here is my motor:
KN filters with ram air vents made
Underdrive pulleys
MAF sensor screens removed
52mm throttle body
TPIS runners
Edlebrock base manifold
Crane cam 214/222 488/509
Adjustable fuel pressure regulator
MSD 6AL with wires
Stock heads mild port work (by me)
1.5 Crane gold roller rockers
350 Injectors
Edlebrock TES headers coated
Random tech cat
Flowmaster 3" catback exhaust
3.70 gear
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From: Memphis, Tn
Car: 92' RS
Engine: 357
Transmission: TH350
Axle/Gears: 4.10
I did the TB bypass a long time ago. I say that it isnt something you might notice but its something that might help later on.
By the way, the dyno sheet shown on gofastperformance.com is a 99' Camaro with a LS1, T56, 4.10 gears, Borla Exhaust, Whisper Lid, Hypertech Underdrive Pulley, ans MMS Mass Air Flow. The after results are from a Ported Throttle Body, EGR mod, and a TB bypass. dont be fooled. But, yes, do do it. Anything counts when you are dealing with a 3.7' bore.
By the way, the dyno sheet shown on gofastperformance.com is a 99' Camaro with a LS1, T56, 4.10 gears, Borla Exhaust, Whisper Lid, Hypertech Underdrive Pulley, ans MMS Mass Air Flow. The after results are from a Ported Throttle Body, EGR mod, and a TB bypass. dont be fooled. But, yes, do do it. Anything counts when you are dealing with a 3.7' bore.
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Car: ws6
Engine: ls1
Transmission: m6
Axle/Gears: 3.42
Originally posted by 91GTABird
I did the TB bypass a long time ago. I say that it isnt something you might notice but its something that might help later on.
By the way, the dyno sheet shown on gofastperformance.com is a 99' Camaro with a LS1, T56, 4.10 gears, Borla Exhaust, Whisper Lid, Hypertech Underdrive Pulley, ans MMS Mass Air Flow. The after results are from a Ported Throttle Body, EGR mod, and a TB bypass. dont be fooled. But, yes, do do it. Anything counts when you are dealing with a 3.7' bore.
I did the TB bypass a long time ago. I say that it isnt something you might notice but its something that might help later on.
By the way, the dyno sheet shown on gofastperformance.com is a 99' Camaro with a LS1, T56, 4.10 gears, Borla Exhaust, Whisper Lid, Hypertech Underdrive Pulley, ans MMS Mass Air Flow. The after results are from a Ported Throttle Body, EGR mod, and a TB bypass. dont be fooled. But, yes, do do it. Anything counts when you are dealing with a 3.7' bore.
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From: Bonham TX
Car: 87 & 89 Iroc's
Engine: 5.0 - 5.7
Transmission: 700R's
Axle/Gears: 2.77 - 3.70
Originally posted by 89IrocZ350TPI
http://www.gofastperformance.com/pro...oducts_id=3412
Here it is.
http://www.gofastperformance.com/pro...oducts_id=3412
Here it is.
You can by a 5/8" hose connector kit at Autozone for $1.99. Supreme Member
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Car: ws6
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$14
You can by a 5/8" hose connector kit at Autozone for $1.99.
$14
You can by a 5/8" hose connector kit at Autozone for $1.99. Senior Member
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From: Bonham TX
Car: 87 & 89 Iroc's
Engine: 5.0 - 5.7
Transmission: 700R's
Axle/Gears: 2.77 - 3.70
Originally posted by 89IrocZ350TPI
Ya that was just to show the kid what it looks like, and it also gives a few dyno gains.
Ya that was just to show the kid what it looks like, and it also gives a few dyno gains.
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