88 Camaro New PB in 1/8
#1
88 Camaro New PB in 1/8
Figured I would post up how she has been running and the times Ive been getting. Will keep updating as things get added. But for now...
88 Camaro
97 350 stock bottom end, vortec heads, lt4 hotcam, stock 1.5 rockers, Performer RPM, 600 Holley 4160, shorties, 80 series, 10" 2400 stall converter, Pro Built 700r4, 3.73, LCAs, street tires (Fuzion ZR1s)
6/25/10, 76 degrees, 84% humidity, 2600' elevation
60' 1.915
330' 5.729
1/8 8.507
MPH 74.12
Still have a few things I plan on installing that is sitting my house, waiting for me to find time.
Pro Magnum 1.6s
SFCs
LCARBS
Ignition Box
CAI
Will see where it goes from here. Just figured I would post up.
88 Camaro
97 350 stock bottom end, vortec heads, lt4 hotcam, stock 1.5 rockers, Performer RPM, 600 Holley 4160, shorties, 80 series, 10" 2400 stall converter, Pro Built 700r4, 3.73, LCAs, street tires (Fuzion ZR1s)
6/25/10, 76 degrees, 84% humidity, 2600' elevation
60' 1.915
330' 5.729
1/8 8.507
MPH 74.12
Still have a few things I plan on installing that is sitting my house, waiting for me to find time.
Pro Magnum 1.6s
SFCs
LCARBS
Ignition Box
CAI
Will see where it goes from here. Just figured I would post up.
Last edited by redneckgames; 06-30-2010 at 10:45 AM.
#2
Figured I would post up how she has been running and the times Ive been getting. Will keep updating as things get added. But for now...
88 Camaro
97 350 stock bottom end, vortec heads, lt4 hotcam, stock 1.5 rockers, Performer RPM, 600 Holley 4160, 10" 2400 stall converter, Pro Built 700r4, 3.73, LCAs, street tires (Fuzion ZR1s)
6/25/10, 76 degrees, 84% humidity, 2600' elevation
60' 1.915
330' 5.729
1/8 8.507
MPH 74.12
Still have a few things I plan on installing that is sitting my house, waiting for me to find time.
Pro Magnum 1.6s
SFCs
LCARBS
Ignition Box
CAI
Will see where it goes from here. Just figured I would post up.
88 Camaro
97 350 stock bottom end, vortec heads, lt4 hotcam, stock 1.5 rockers, Performer RPM, 600 Holley 4160, 10" 2400 stall converter, Pro Built 700r4, 3.73, LCAs, street tires (Fuzion ZR1s)
6/25/10, 76 degrees, 84% humidity, 2600' elevation
60' 1.915
330' 5.729
1/8 8.507
MPH 74.12
Still have a few things I plan on installing that is sitting my house, waiting for me to find time.
Pro Magnum 1.6s
SFCs
LCARBS
Ignition Box
CAI
Will see where it goes from here. Just figured I would post up.
#3
Should be able to get it on this weekend. Hopefully it will work if not i'll just order a carb hat from spectre.
#4
CAI is on, had to order a low profile carb hat from spectre to get it to work. Stock height will not fit under the stock hood.
LCARBs are also installed and the carb has been tuned alittle.
1.5 Roller rockers will be going on thursday evening. (didnt have enough seal-to-retainer clearance for the 1.6s)
If the weather is willing I'll be back at the 1/8th this friday night.
LCARBs are also installed and the carb has been tuned alittle.
1.5 Roller rockers will be going on thursday evening. (didnt have enough seal-to-retainer clearance for the 1.6s)
If the weather is willing I'll be back at the 1/8th this friday night.
#6
I did get the rockers on today, getting some things ready now and heading towards the track around 5. Hopefully I'll post up later with no problems
#7
Well I worked on the car just to make it slower I reckon.
Best time last night was a 8.59 at 73. Car has a slight hesitation right off the line. You can watch the nose rise, fall, rise, right out of the hole. Doesnt seem to be spinning any, car just has that low rpm hesitation. You can also feel it stumbling at low rpms when you drive slow. Mostly right around 1400-1800 is where it is most noticeable. Top end is running pretty good.
We pulled the CAI off to see if that was the problem. Car ran its best time, but still fell off the line. Not sure what the problem is. Im going to go back and check some stuff.
Only thing I changed on the carb was 1) set the float levels to where they just almost trickle out 2) with a vac gauge hooked up I adjusted the idle air screws to get the most vac 3) Set the accellerator pump at 0.015 clearance.
Nothing else was touched.
Best time last night was a 8.59 at 73. Car has a slight hesitation right off the line. You can watch the nose rise, fall, rise, right out of the hole. Doesnt seem to be spinning any, car just has that low rpm hesitation. You can also feel it stumbling at low rpms when you drive slow. Mostly right around 1400-1800 is where it is most noticeable. Top end is running pretty good.
We pulled the CAI off to see if that was the problem. Car ran its best time, but still fell off the line. Not sure what the problem is. Im going to go back and check some stuff.
Only thing I changed on the carb was 1) set the float levels to where they just almost trickle out 2) with a vac gauge hooked up I adjusted the idle air screws to get the most vac 3) Set the accellerator pump at 0.015 clearance.
Nothing else was touched.
Last edited by redneckgames; 08-17-2010 at 11:24 AM.
#8
Bought some jets and nozzles to play around with on friday. Also bought some stuff to dial in the timing. Going to start with 36* total coming in pretty quick to see if it likes it. Thats what was recommended to me.
Also definately swapping the secondary spring. Found out it has the black spring in it now
Going to double check some stuff thursday evening, then friday day Im messing with the timing and carb. If all goes well we will be back at the track friday night for test and tune.
Also definately swapping the secondary spring. Found out it has the black spring in it now
Going to double check some stuff thursday evening, then friday day Im messing with the timing and carb. If all goes well we will be back at the track friday night for test and tune.
#10
possibly.
It is what was recommended to me by several different companies though. It is on the tighter range of recommendations, but it will have to work. Not a drag only car anyways.
Right now I need my carb to be dialed in (which I think Im pretty close) and a set of slicks (next year's budget) to get the 60' down.
It is what was recommended to me by several different companies though. It is on the tighter range of recommendations, but it will have to work. Not a drag only car anyways.
Right now I need my carb to be dialed in (which I think Im pretty close) and a set of slicks (next year's budget) to get the 60' down.
#13
Re: 88 Camaro New PB in 1/8
Well I figure it is time to update this thread.
I got the carb dialed in to where the car is running great. I still think that it will go 8.20s at that track.
However, my wife and I are expecting our first child in July. A little girl. My wife is out of work for awhile so all performance parts are on hold.
Will wait and see. Hopefully next year I'll be on slicks. This year though, family first.
I got the carb dialed in to where the car is running great. I still think that it will go 8.20s at that track.
However, my wife and I are expecting our first child in July. A little girl. My wife is out of work for awhile so all performance parts are on hold.
Will wait and see. Hopefully next year I'll be on slicks. This year though, family first.
Last edited by redneckgames; 02-08-2012 at 06:52 AM.
#14
Re: 88 Camaro New PB in 1/8
I figured I would go ahead and update.
Nothing has changed with the car over the past year except for having to replace the torque converter. Nothing special, just a 2600 stall 12".
If all goes well, Im going to try and find a used set of 16" 4th gen wheels for the back and mount a set of drag radials or slicks to them. I would like to race the car some this summer and I just cant get it consistent on the street tires. We will see.
Nothing has changed with the car over the past year except for having to replace the torque converter. Nothing special, just a 2600 stall 12".
If all goes well, Im going to try and find a used set of 16" 4th gen wheels for the back and mount a set of drag radials or slicks to them. I would like to race the car some this summer and I just cant get it consistent on the street tires. We will see.
#15
Re: 88 Camaro New PB in 1/8
You'll see no gain with that. Maybe even slow down a little. 12" converters are basically reworked junkyard units. 2600 is high for a 12", so what you lose in ET you'll gain in heat