First runs at the track with the XE 227/233 cam --- please help me out guys!
#1
First runs at the track with the XE 227/233 cam --- please help me out guys!
http://users.zoominternet.net/~sc93/timeslipsapr18.jpg
those slips show my best 60', best trap speed, then best ET
The weather was VERY hot, about 85-90 degrees F. Driving directly into a strong wind. Those factors probably didn't help out
The 19 second run was a missed shift Went from 1st into 3rd, smacked myself, then popped it into 4th and coasted the rest of the way The 60' was good on that one considering my tires.
The mod list:
comp xe 227/233 .560/.569 112LSA cam
comp pro mag 1.6 full rollers
EX .600 valvesprings (single coil)
EX hardened pushrods w/ guideplates
Art Carr competition 700r4 with all the goodies
Art Carr 9.5" 2800-3000 stall converter
Art Carr reverse pattern manual valvebody
SLP cold air intake
SLP Loudmouth 3" exhaust
Arizona Speed and Marine 1.75" primary midlength headers
Stock single cat
1LE intake elbow
1LE A/C delete pulley
Steve Spohn LCA's with relocation brackets
Eibach sportlines (~1.5" drop on all 4)
crappy all season 245/50/16 tires
B&M stacked plate tranny cooler
Weight Savings / free mods:
!A/C
!AIR
!EGR
!spare tire
!jack
!A/C condenser
I know this car can get much better than what it did. I just need to find the power. Any suggestions?
To compare, an 02 WS6 with Lid and Loudmouth, full suspension was running 13.85, my buddy with a 3.8 turbo regal who had several 11.20 @ 120 mph timeslips from last week was running 12.4's.....
those slips show my best 60', best trap speed, then best ET
The weather was VERY hot, about 85-90 degrees F. Driving directly into a strong wind. Those factors probably didn't help out
The 19 second run was a missed shift Went from 1st into 3rd, smacked myself, then popped it into 4th and coasted the rest of the way The 60' was good on that one considering my tires.
The mod list:
comp xe 227/233 .560/.569 112LSA cam
comp pro mag 1.6 full rollers
EX .600 valvesprings (single coil)
EX hardened pushrods w/ guideplates
Art Carr competition 700r4 with all the goodies
Art Carr 9.5" 2800-3000 stall converter
Art Carr reverse pattern manual valvebody
SLP cold air intake
SLP Loudmouth 3" exhaust
Arizona Speed and Marine 1.75" primary midlength headers
Stock single cat
1LE intake elbow
1LE A/C delete pulley
Steve Spohn LCA's with relocation brackets
Eibach sportlines (~1.5" drop on all 4)
crappy all season 245/50/16 tires
B&M stacked plate tranny cooler
Weight Savings / free mods:
!A/C
!AIR
!EGR
!spare tire
!jack
!A/C condenser
I know this car can get much better than what it did. I just need to find the power. Any suggestions?
To compare, an 02 WS6 with Lid and Loudmouth, full suspension was running 13.85, my buddy with a 3.8 turbo regal who had several 11.20 @ 120 mph timeslips from last week was running 12.4's.....
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I'm also leaking oil from somewhere, can't pinpoint it - it seems to be coming from above the starter.. leaking onto my Y-Pipe. Shouldn't be the infamous intake manifold, I put new gaskets and lots of RTV on it when I reassembled it
Also, I am hearing a rattle (metal) from under the car near the cat/y pipe area. Not sure what that could be...
Also, I am hearing a rattle (metal) from under the car near the cat/y pipe area. Not sure what that could be...
#9
Originally posted by sc93
Also, I am hearing a rattle (metal) from under the car near the cat/y pipe area. Not sure what that could be...
Also, I am hearing a rattle (metal) from under the car near the cat/y pipe area. Not sure what that could be...
Replace the cat, and with all the **** you added im surprised you didn't do that when you bought the headers.
#10
I was shifting at around 6000 rpms (according to stock tach, which may or may not be accurate) - this is a 700R4 auto with the manual valvebody
It was tuned by Alvin at pcmforless.
I need to get an OBD1 cable and run a FreeScan or something on it to get better tune probably.
It was tuned by Alvin at pcmforless.
I need to get an OBD1 cable and run a FreeScan or something on it to get better tune probably.
#12
Originally posted by sc93
Could a clogged stock catalytic make that big of a difference??
Could a clogged stock catalytic make that big of a difference??
Aside from that, get your car DYNO tuned. There's something up with your car, because my Z is running those times with just long tubes and a cai. Get it tuned and yank the cat off and enjoy at least a low 13 second timeslip.
Last edited by LS1_03; 04-19-2004 at 09:58 AM.
#14
Re: First runs at the track with the XE 227/233 cam --- please help me out guys!
Originally posted by sc93
http://users.zoominternet.net/~sc93/timeslipsapr18.jpg
those slips show my best 60', best trap speed, then best ET
The weather was VERY hot, about 85-90 degrees F. Driving directly into a strong wind. Those factors probably didn't help out
The 19 second run was a missed shift Went from 1st into 3rd, smacked myself, then popped it into 4th and coasted the rest of the way The 60' was good on that one considering my tires.
The mod list:
comp xe 227/233 .560/.569 112LSA cam
comp pro mag 1.6 full rollers
EX .600 valvesprings (single coil)
EX hardened pushrods w/ guideplates
Art Carr competition 700r4 with all the goodies
Art Carr 9.5" 2800-3000 stall converter
Art Carr reverse pattern manual valvebody
SLP cold air intake
SLP Loudmouth 3" exhaust
Arizona Speed and Marine 1.75" primary midlength headers
Stock single cat
1LE intake elbow
1LE A/C delete pulley
Steve Spohn LCA's with relocation brackets
Eibach sportlines (~1.5" drop on all 4)
crappy all season 245/50/16 tires
B&M stacked plate tranny cooler
Weight Savings / free mods:
!A/C
!AIR
!EGR
!spare tire
!jack
!A/C condenser
I know this car can get much better than what it did. I just need to find the power. Any suggestions?
To compare, an 02 WS6 with Lid and Loudmouth, full suspension was running 13.85, my buddy with a 3.8 turbo regal who had several 11.20 @ 120 mph timeslips from last week was running 12.4's.....
http://users.zoominternet.net/~sc93/timeslipsapr18.jpg
those slips show my best 60', best trap speed, then best ET
The weather was VERY hot, about 85-90 degrees F. Driving directly into a strong wind. Those factors probably didn't help out
The 19 second run was a missed shift Went from 1st into 3rd, smacked myself, then popped it into 4th and coasted the rest of the way The 60' was good on that one considering my tires.
The mod list:
comp xe 227/233 .560/.569 112LSA cam
comp pro mag 1.6 full rollers
EX .600 valvesprings (single coil)
EX hardened pushrods w/ guideplates
Art Carr competition 700r4 with all the goodies
Art Carr 9.5" 2800-3000 stall converter
Art Carr reverse pattern manual valvebody
SLP cold air intake
SLP Loudmouth 3" exhaust
Arizona Speed and Marine 1.75" primary midlength headers
Stock single cat
1LE intake elbow
1LE A/C delete pulley
Steve Spohn LCA's with relocation brackets
Eibach sportlines (~1.5" drop on all 4)
crappy all season 245/50/16 tires
B&M stacked plate tranny cooler
Weight Savings / free mods:
!A/C
!AIR
!EGR
!spare tire
!jack
!A/C condenser
I know this car can get much better than what it did. I just need to find the power. Any suggestions?
To compare, an 02 WS6 with Lid and Loudmouth, full suspension was running 13.85, my buddy with a 3.8 turbo regal who had several 11.20 @ 120 mph timeslips from last week was running 12.4's.....
#15
Originally posted by LS1_03
Yes. Yank it off, never look back.
Aside from that, get your car DYNO tuned. There's something up with your car, because my Z is running those times with just long tubes and a cai. Get it tuned and yank the cat off and enjoy at least a low 13 second timeslip.
Yes. Yank it off, never look back.
Aside from that, get your car DYNO tuned. There's something up with your car, because my Z is running those times with just long tubes and a cai. Get it tuned and yank the cat off and enjoy at least a low 13 second timeslip.
Hmm... I will probably replace the cat with a 3" magnaflow. Would that work? An ORP would be TOO loud for me. (headers and loudmouth )
There is nowhere around here I can get dyno tuned