300 Hp ot the wheels?
10-25-2005, 11:24 PM
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Originally Posted by LuxuriesPremier
alright lol how about non cheap way.... assuming my tranny is up to par what would my next mod be for performance?
10-26-2005, 12:26 AM
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300 HP at the wheels with a S1? Nope prob. never.
Looking at the S2 guys you'd prob. need a full IC, headers, 1:9.1 Rockers/cam and you would still prob. fall short.
Looking at the S2 guys you'd prob. need a full IC, headers, 1:9.1 Rockers/cam and you would still prob. fall short.
10-26-2005, 12:42 AM
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I disagree with Blazin to a point.
With METICULOUS care and patience, a Series 1 can be made to put that power down without an IC.
It'll require:
1. Factory Service Manuals and a DAMN good tuneup
2. A GOOD scantool
3. The basics; pulley, drilled 180 stat, GOOD intake/cai, and a WELL planned exhaust
4. A cam or rockers (cam preferred)
5. Ported EM'*
6. Laborious porting and polishing on the top end
7. PCM (Jet may not be good enough)
8. At LEAST a new OEM fuel pump
9. A VERY GOOD high-performance trans build designed to prevent drivetrain loss
10. A little bit of luck that you started with a tight motor to begin with
With METICULOUS care and patience, a Series 1 can be made to put that power down without an IC.
It'll require:
1. Factory Service Manuals and a DAMN good tuneup
2. A GOOD scantool
3. The basics; pulley, drilled 180 stat, GOOD intake/cai, and a WELL planned exhaust
4. A cam or rockers (cam preferred)
5. Ported EM'*
6. Laborious porting and polishing on the top end
7. PCM (Jet may not be good enough)
8. At LEAST a new OEM fuel pump
9. A VERY GOOD high-performance trans build designed to prevent drivetrain loss
10. A little bit of luck that you started with a tight motor to begin with
10-26-2005, 04:59 AM
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Originally Posted by willwren
I disagree with Blazin to a point.
With METICULOUS care and patience, a Series 1 can be made to put that power down without an IC.
It'll require:
1. Factory Service Manuals and a DAMN good tuneup
2. A GOOD scantool
3. The basics; pulley, drilled 180 stat, GOOD intake/cai, and a WELL planned exhaust
4. A cam or rockers (cam preferred)
5. Ported EM'*
6. Laborious porting and polishing on the top end
7. PCM (Jet may not be good enough)
8. At LEAST a new OEM fuel pump
9. A VERY GOOD high-performance trans build designed to prevent drivetrain loss
10. A little bit of luck that you started with a tight motor to begin with
With METICULOUS care and patience, a Series 1 can be made to put that power down without an IC.
It'll require:
1. Factory Service Manuals and a DAMN good tuneup
2. A GOOD scantool
3. The basics; pulley, drilled 180 stat, GOOD intake/cai, and a WELL planned exhaust
4. A cam or rockers (cam preferred)
5. Ported EM'*
6. Laborious porting and polishing on the top end
7. PCM (Jet may not be good enough)
8. At LEAST a new OEM fuel pump
9. A VERY GOOD high-performance trans build designed to prevent drivetrain loss
10. A little bit of luck that you started with a tight motor to begin with
I never said it couldn't make good power... But 300HP at the wheels - It better be a big cam, crazy porting to the heads, a '94-'95 SC, 115 leaded gas, and a zillion dyno tune hours...
But Will if you can/will make 300 WHP non IC'd more power to ya!
10-26-2005, 10:44 AM
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Originally Posted by willwren
I disagree with Blazin to a point.
With METICULOUS care and patience, a Series 1 can be made to put that power down without an IC.
It'll require:
1. Factory Service Manuals and a DAMN good tuneup*
2. A GOOD scantool*
3. The basics; pulley, drilled 180 stat, GOOD intake/cai, and a WELL planned exhaust*
4. A cam or rockers (cam preferred)
5. Ported EM'**
6. Laborious porting and polishing on the top end*
7. PCM (Jet may not be good enough)*
8. At LEAST a new OEM fuel pump*
9. A VERY GOOD high-performance trans build designed to prevent drivetrain loss*
10. A little bit of luck that you started with a tight motor to begin with
With METICULOUS care and patience, a Series 1 can be made to put that power down without an IC.
It'll require:
1. Factory Service Manuals and a DAMN good tuneup*
2. A GOOD scantool*
3. The basics; pulley, drilled 180 stat, GOOD intake/cai, and a WELL planned exhaust*
4. A cam or rockers (cam preferred)
5. Ported EM'**
6. Laborious porting and polishing on the top end*
7. PCM (Jet may not be good enough)*
8. At LEAST a new OEM fuel pump*
9. A VERY GOOD high-performance trans build designed to prevent drivetrain loss*
10. A little bit of luck that you started with a tight motor to begin with
Just a tad of topic but thats the plan your following isn't it. All the stars I put in are the ones you did and I know you have a cam waiting also.
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Just stick with DrJay, willwren, llBlazin_llLo and the others here. they'll lead the way. Sorry I can't add anything to this but I just got a series 1 l67 myself so I know what your striving for.