XE 230/236 anyone got numbers with this cam??
#16
Right now I'm at 371 and that's through an automatic tranny with a high stall converter.
My track times are in the signature, hopefully I will be decreasing that time some more. Just installed some 3.73's in it.
My track times are in the signature, hopefully I will be decreasing that time some more. Just installed some 3.73's in it.
#17
I have homported heads, shorty headers, X230/236 114LSA, and other bolt-ons and I pulled 351rwhp. I have now added (or started to work on) Stage 2 ported heads, longtubes, MAF, and 52mm TB which I hope gets me to 390rwhp +.
As far as 300rwhp on stock heads, I did that with stock cam too Just bolt-ons.
As far as 300rwhp on stock heads, I did that with stock cam too Just bolt-ons.
#18
I dynoed mine today... I have the XE 230/236 with stock heads. My car put down 317 rwhp and 325 rwtq. Not too impressive, but it was 94 degrees this MORNING when I dynoed. I never did any dyno runs when it was stock, but car feels better, my mods are in my sig if any of you want to flame my numbers...
#21
FWIW, I used to have an XE 218/230, 112ls cam with some ported LT1 heads that pushed 358rwhp & 355rwtq w/o proper tuning.
This was with a 3" cut-out open. Corked, it ran 15 less hp & tq. Yes, cut-outs work great!
I also had shorty Edelbrock headers w/ the smaller primary tubes.
In other words, you should expect higher than my numbers with that cam. GOOD LUCK!
This was with a 3" cut-out open. Corked, it ran 15 less hp & tq. Yes, cut-outs work great!
I also had shorty Edelbrock headers w/ the smaller primary tubes.
In other words, you should expect higher than my numbers with that cam. GOOD LUCK!
#26
Originally posted by Formula_one
I dynoed mine today... I have the XE 230/236 with stock heads. My car put down 317 rwhp and 325 rwtq. Not too impressive, but it was 94 degrees this MORNING when I dynoed. I never did any dyno runs when it was stock, but car feels better, my mods are in my sig if any of you want to flame my numbers...
I dynoed mine today... I have the XE 230/236 with stock heads. My car put down 317 rwhp and 325 rwtq. Not too impressive, but it was 94 degrees this MORNING when I dynoed. I never did any dyno runs when it was stock, but car feels better, my mods are in my sig if any of you want to flame my numbers...
#27
Originally posted by 93formula
i thought it would be around 300 rwhp with stock heads, once you port the heads it should really open up the HP potential!
i thought it would be around 300 rwhp with stock heads, once you port the heads it should really open up the HP potential!
Also, those numbers I put down today was in 94 degree weather too...(that is a tucson morning... )
#28
I just got done installing stage 3 TEA heads and the XE230 cam. I only have about 20 miles on the setup so far, and I will be getting a dyno tune done with Bryan at PCMFORLESS. I have a mail order tune right now, and the car idles well, and driveability is very good, not that far off from stock. When I get on it, the car feels faster, but Im not really sure by how much. I need to get it on a dyno and see what numbers it lays down.
Nick
Nick
#29
I am just like NJLT1SS... I just got my car running last night and have put about 20 miles on it so far.
I haven't really gotten on it yet, but so far it doesn't feel that far from stock. Again, I haven't even taken it over 4,000 rpm yet.
It is also on stock tuning. I am soon changing to ODB1 and a custom program using Tunercat.
I haven't really gotten on it yet, but so far it doesn't feel that far from stock. Again, I haven't even taken it over 4,000 rpm yet.
It is also on stock tuning. I am soon changing to ODB1 and a custom program using Tunercat.
#30
Originally posted by All_Z_Way
I am just like NJLT1SS... I just got my car running last night and have put about 20 miles on it so far.
I haven't really gotten on it yet, but so far it doesn't feel that far from stock.
I am just like NJLT1SS... I just got my car running last night and have put about 20 miles on it so far.
I haven't really gotten on it yet, but so far it doesn't feel that far from stock.