Fastest Series 1 SSEi????
08-02-2004, 01:59 AM
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Originally Posted by BonEvilSSEi
I will get dyno numbers and have them posted before the end of the month so we can all see what a SER1 can do without resulting to major mods, then I will look into a custom ground cam and heavier valve springs and maby replacing some valvetrain componants (for reliabilitys sake).....ive also been wanting to replace my injectors (again for reliability sake) By next year it should be a farely meeeen machiiiine.
You're at the point where you really need to get to the track and dyno, come back with the numbers, and tell us where you want to be. We can make some suggestions for getting you there.
08-02-2004, 04:53 PM
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I may end up keeping my '93. If I do, I'm getting the Jet chip and moving ahead quite quickly on my.....idea.... 
....using the '93 as a guinea pig now that I can....then we'll see.... 
....using the '93 as a guinea pig now that I can....then we'll see....
08-03-2004, 08:16 PM
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a good choice for valve springs are the small block chevy ones, i heard they are a direct swap and are 110# compared to our 85# springs stock. 
08-03-2004, 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by jgs11
a good choice for valve springs are the small block chevy ones, i heard they are a direct swap and are 110# compared to our 85# springs stock.
08-03-2004, 08:45 PM
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O.K., i'm looking at BonnEvil'* shift points on his 95' SSEi, and note they are at 5200 RPM. When I test drove the 95' LSS */c first gear clearly shifted at 5800 RPM and second at the 5500 RPM redline. This is another reason I didn't buy that car, sounds like a trans problem, doesn't it? BTW- that car is still for sale after FOUR months!!!!! Just goes to show there are problems.
08-03-2004, 08:52 PM
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actually looking at it today while at WOT the shift point looked more like 5100 RPM from 1st to 2nd.....BTW I dont suggest doing this if there are ANY other cars on the road LOL.
Maby next time ill ask my passenger to look carefully while im as my shift points. Also I was in town so I didnt get to go from 2nd to 3rd at WOT....cause thats a liitle too fast with a 45 mph limit
Maby next time ill ask my passenger to look carefully while im as my shift points. Also I was in town so I didnt get to go from 2nd to 3rd at WOT....cause thats a liitle too fast with a 45 mph limit
08-04-2004, 09:09 AM
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Re: Fastest Series 1 SSEi????
Originally Posted by willwren
Is it me? Maybe. Probably, because so few have recorded times.
If it'* me, it isn't going to be long before I pass the crown
And I'd like nothing better than losing it side-by-side at the track.
If it'* me, it isn't going to be long before I pass the crown
And I'd like nothing better than losing it side-by-side at the track.
I'll be modding my Bonne'* intake, adding the 2.5 pulley, changing the plugs to Tr-55'*, new plug wires, collant flush with a new drilled 180-tstat, and I got a nifty idea for my CAI using some Ford intake tubing. I don't see why I couldn't be some good competition for Greenzilla when I'm done within the month here. But I don't think we'll be duking it out at the track, unless one of us wants to drive across the country.
08-04-2004, 09:58 AM
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The PCM is going to be very hard to overcome, and mine makes up a wee bit more than the factory 'margin' between our cars. The 94 and 95 have the head start already, but that freak of nature PCM gets in the way every time.
BTW, there'* another 93 that'* going to hand ALL of us our asses for a long time. A new standard is being set.
BTW, there'* another 93 that'* going to hand ALL of us our asses for a long time. A new standard is being set.
08-04-2004, 10:14 AM
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Originally Posted by willwren
The PCM is going to be very hard to overcome, and mine makes up a wee bit more than the factory 'margin' between our cars. The 94 and 95 have the head start already, but that freak of nature PCM gets in the way every time.
BTW, there'* another 93 that'* going to hand ALL of us our asses for a long time. A new standard is being set.
BTW, there'* another 93 that'* going to hand ALL of us our asses for a long time. A new standard is being set.
Well, in a matter of weeks, I'll know for sure if I keep the '93. If so, I'm moving forward quite rapidly on the intercooling idea I've been toying with (patent pending, :P )...I'll let ya know.
08-04-2004, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by TrueWildMan
Originally Posted by willwren
The PCM is going to be very hard to overcome, and mine makes up a wee bit more than the factory 'margin' between our cars. The 94 and 95 have the head start already, but that freak of nature PCM gets in the way every time.
BTW, there'* another 93 that'* going to hand ALL of us our asses for a long time. A new standard is being set.
BTW, there'* another 93 that'* going to hand ALL of us our asses for a long time. A new standard is being set.
Well, in a matter of weeks, I'll know for sure if I keep the '93. If so, I'm moving forward quite rapidly on the intercooling idea I've been toying with (patent pending, :P )...I'll let ya know.
If you make an intercooler setup that works on a SER1 then you HAVE TO SELL ME ONE!!!!!! Thats the main reason I like the SER2 motor cause you can get like 4 different intercoolers from different manufacturers. Such a huge aftermarket! Seriousely if you do this I want to know how so I can too.