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RE:My Build.....

Subject: RE:My Build.....
by jsup on 2007/12/31 22:46:20

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Yes, good combo! I'm in the process of the same job, only I am using ported 113 heads with 2.02/1.60 valves done by Precision Motorsports, a CC503 cam, a hsr intake with vette plenum, 24# injectors, small cap dist. and remote coil. I already have a Crane hi-6, a 2800 stall converter, B+M shift improver kit, trans cooler, drag radials, and a Zex 125 shot. Since you are asking for suggestions, here are the only ones I have:

1. Make sure you get a tune, you didn't mention that. pcmforless for me. 2. Depending on how much you drive your car a 2800 stall is alot. If you go that high, make sure you get a good tight converter and a lockup converter. 3. MAKE SURE you add a tranny cooler BEFORE you install the converter. 4. Put a set of headers on your to do list. 5. Congrats for taking on the heads/cam job. After getting mine back together I respect anyone who does their own, it is alot of work and (in my case) a scary endeavor if you never messed with a fuel injected motor before.


My first FI motor too.

Anyway, yes, there is a local guy here who can dynotune for me. Greg at Blowerworks. you have to ask him real nice.

If not, quite a bit further away is Corvettes of Westchester who does real nice work too.

I have headers, EM long tubes. Just went on.

There is a tranny cooler line that goes into the radiator. How does a separate cooler install?
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