IROC vs. Import
Originally posted by mikey dragster
how about you get a 4th gen or 2nd gen or even a 1st gen then you wouild have a chance beating him stock v.s. stock.
to make your third gen go you gotta spen d some $$$$$$$$$$. on it
you need: 292*575lift cam,3.73 gears,good exhaust,bigger throttle body,2,200rpm stall converter,ported head's and intake.
you should then get up and go.
how about you get a 4th gen or 2nd gen or even a 1st gen then you wouild have a chance beating him stock v.s. stock.
to make your third gen go you gotta spen d some $$$$$$$$$$. on it
you need: 292*575lift cam,3.73 gears,good exhaust,bigger throttle body,2,200rpm stall converter,ported head's and intake.
you should then get up and go.
I've been runing third gen's for years.
people just got to admitt there not thr best and deal with them .
there old 80's car's. i got 87's and a 91. the 87's have been trouble some but the 91 is allgood but it's more miles then the 87's thats what pisses me off.
people just got to admitt there not thr best and deal with them .
there old 80's car's. i got 87's and a 91. the 87's have been trouble some but the 91 is allgood but it's more miles then the 87's thats what pisses me off.
Originally posted by mikey dragster
I've been runing third gen's for years.
people just got to admitt there not thr best and deal with them .
there old 80's car's. i got 87's and a 91. the 87's have been trouble some but the 91 is allgood but it's more miles then the 87's thats what pisses me off.
I've been runing third gen's for years.
people just got to admitt there not thr best and deal with them .
there old 80's car's. i got 87's and a 91. the 87's have been trouble some but the 91 is allgood but it's more miles then the 87's thats what pisses me off.
Originally posted by mikey dragster
i still say a 292* cam with a 575 lift. and 2,200 - - 2,500 stall with 3.73 gears and this iroc woulds waset that import.
i still say a 292* cam with a 575 lift. and 2,200 - - 2,500 stall with 3.73 gears and this iroc woulds waset that import.
B.) You stated a bigger throttle body, if you were to put a cam with 292 degrees of advertised duration behind a TPI/TBI motor, you would have some serious issues.
C.) You cant just say a 292* cam with 575 lift. Advertised duration doesnt mean ****. @.050 is what you should be looking at, for instance 230/236 @ .050. Single pattern cams should die with the 70's, and unless you can afford a head that has a 75% intake to exhaust ratio, you shouldnt be looking at them.
D.) There is much more to cam selection than what you have provided. For instance, if this is a TPI motor, it will require a wide lobe separation (112+)...
Originally posted by doug791
AND just for reference i know its different but i know of a guy around here who had a relatively stock motor in his civic it was basically an intake and maybe some minor minor other bolt ons. He was spraying with it and melted the pistons. Its just not worth it IMO
AND just for reference i know its different but i know of a guy around here who had a relatively stock motor in his civic it was basically an intake and maybe some minor minor other bolt ons. He was spraying with it and melted the pistons. Its just not worth it IMO
Last edited by IROCVert88; Jul 16, 2003 at 05:10 PM.
Fair enough however >>>IMO<<< i dont like nos even without melting pistons and other crap i have a 13 year old car and while it has been really well maintained it still has 13 year old parts on it. It still has stock 13 year old internals, i havent taken apart the motor so i dont know what condition my pistons or are in and for that matter any of my internals and id be willing to bet the person who started this post would fall into a similar cenario. For instance my valve springs could be in perfect conditon or about to snap on me i really dont know and i dont have the time to tear apart my engine and find out. On a stock engine with factory stock parts that has been run for a long time >>>IMO<<< nos is not a good idea because you just dont know exactly what your spraying that nos into. but again this is just my opinion and i put it up as an alternative for the person who started this post just as something to think about. I havent made up any weird facts its just unless you know exactly what your dealing with you take a descent sized risk because you just dont know!
Lean conditions create more heat, therefore, heat melts pistons, but due to lean conditions.
And Doug, you do have a point you have no idea what is going on inside, hell the thing could blow every bearing and seal the next time you start it up. But if his car is running well enough for him to race it the throwing a little bit of nitrous into it for a run or 2 isnt going to hurt it.
And Doug, you do have a point you have no idea what is going on inside, hell the thing could blow every bearing and seal the next time you start it up. But if his car is running well enough for him to race it the throwing a little bit of nitrous into it for a run or 2 isnt going to hurt it.
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