*excellent info* 93 specific info list.
#16
Yup- Leather is available in the 93 Formulas, I have it. It's rare- but its out there...
Great list of differences. I'd love to know if adjusting fuel pressure would help performance...
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93 Formula A4 w/3:23, Dark Green Metallic, Tan Leather- loaded with 55k miles.
SLP Bilsteins, Chassis Engineering SFC, Lingenfelter Cold-Air, Borla Y, Hypertech chip & 160 stat, TB foil, MSD Blaster coil, 17 in. ZR1 style rims, BFG Comp TA Zr's, Zaino.
Stereo- Xtant amp, Boston Acoustics composites, JL Audio stealth box, Kenwood head.
Great list of differences. I'd love to know if adjusting fuel pressure would help performance...
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93 Formula A4 w/3:23, Dark Green Metallic, Tan Leather- loaded with 55k miles.
SLP Bilsteins, Chassis Engineering SFC, Lingenfelter Cold-Air, Borla Y, Hypertech chip & 160 stat, TB foil, MSD Blaster coil, 17 in. ZR1 style rims, BFG Comp TA Zr's, Zaino.
Stereo- Xtant amp, Boston Acoustics composites, JL Audio stealth box, Kenwood head.
#17
My car has the stretchy stuff on the sun visors.-Cool list though!
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BLUETOPTA
1995 Trans Am covnvert. White w/white leater + blue top and accents BEST 1/4 et:13.7
in process of port & polish of intake & heads + other stuff
-1994 Cadillac Deville 4.9L
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BLUETOPTA
1995 Trans Am covnvert. White w/white leater + blue top and accents BEST 1/4 et:13.7
in process of port & polish of intake & heads + other stuff
-1994 Cadillac Deville 4.9L
#18
I've got leather in my t.a. and an afpr set at 39.
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93 T.A. m6
flowmaster,hurst,hypertech powerchip,air foil,afpr,fipk,3.73,msd6al,cutout,cat!,tb bypass,1.6rr,headers,traction bars,differential girdle,nw wet kit,msd ignition retard,window switch,wot switch,remote bottle opener,nitrous filter
formerly 93firechicken
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93 T.A. m6
flowmaster,hurst,hypertech powerchip,air foil,afpr,fipk,3.73,msd6al,cutout,cat!,tb bypass,1.6rr,headers,traction bars,differential girdle,nw wet kit,msd ignition retard,window switch,wot switch,remote bottle opener,nitrous filter
formerly 93firechicken
#19
The list has been updated. Keep them coming!
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My Valentines gift '01- Red 93 Z28 M6-
Trans roller pinion bearing, Rhino clutch, Flowmaster 3" cat back, K&N FIPK w/ S&B filter, intake baffle capped, Throttle body Airfoil, RK Sport Air Dam and Rear Spoiler, LS1 3" aluminum DS, !Radio option thanks to some punk!
Best time 14.454 @100.42
Awaiting install - LS1 brakes, slotted rotors all around and complete T.O. SLP shocks and springs
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My Valentines gift '01- Red 93 Z28 M6-
Trans roller pinion bearing, Rhino clutch, Flowmaster 3" cat back, K&N FIPK w/ S&B filter, intake baffle capped, Throttle body Airfoil, RK Sport Air Dam and Rear Spoiler, LS1 3" aluminum DS, !Radio option thanks to some punk!
Best time 14.454 @100.42
Awaiting install - LS1 brakes, slotted rotors all around and complete T.O. SLP shocks and springs
#21
You forgot to mention a few things:
93 cars had a 4L60 transmission which is valve body and parts compatible with the 700R4 transmission. This adds a TV cable, making the throttlebody 93 specific. In addition, I've heard from some sources the 92-93 LT1 motor had different connecting rods than newer ones. What I've heard is it used GM pink rods rather than powdered metal rods. I've read on the list here that the valvespring seats are somehow different on 93's. Maybe smaller diameter?
Yes, 93 front brakes suck. I think the rear brakes are the same. I don't think traction control was available until 94 either.
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Doug R - DB Speed Racing & Daytona F-Body Club -
Black 93 Z28 A4 -
Performance: Hooker LTs, 3500 stall,3.23 gears w/Torsen, intake port match, CAI, Hypertech, AFPR, UD pulleys
Suspension: Eibach Sportlines,1LE F/R swaybars, Adj PHR, LCAs and LCA brackets
Best time without 3500, with 3.73's: 13.11@106.7 (1.9 60')
Best time with 3500, 3.23 gears: 12.96@104.90 (1.81 60')
White 95 Z28 A4 - Almost sold. For Sale $6,500: 89k miles
93 cars had a 4L60 transmission which is valve body and parts compatible with the 700R4 transmission. This adds a TV cable, making the throttlebody 93 specific. In addition, I've heard from some sources the 92-93 LT1 motor had different connecting rods than newer ones. What I've heard is it used GM pink rods rather than powdered metal rods. I've read on the list here that the valvespring seats are somehow different on 93's. Maybe smaller diameter?
Yes, 93 front brakes suck. I think the rear brakes are the same. I don't think traction control was available until 94 either.
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Doug R - DB Speed Racing & Daytona F-Body Club -
Black 93 Z28 A4 -
Performance: Hooker LTs, 3500 stall,3.23 gears w/Torsen, intake port match, CAI, Hypertech, AFPR, UD pulleys
Suspension: Eibach Sportlines,1LE F/R swaybars, Adj PHR, LCAs and LCA brackets
Best time without 3500, with 3.73's: 13.11@106.7 (1.9 60')
Best time with 3500, 3.23 gears: 12.96@104.90 (1.81 60')
White 95 Z28 A4 - Almost sold. For Sale $6,500: 89k miles
#23
I got two more differences that are not on that list that I thought of, 93's have the oil pressurer sending unit right above the oil filter, the other years are on the back of the intake manifold. Also the 93's alternator has a metal fan and the others have a plastic disc fan.
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93 Z28 Patriot Red A4
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93 Z28 Patriot Red A4
#25
Awesome info. Thanks everyone. I will update it as soon as i get a chance.
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My Valentines gift '01- Red 93 Z28 M6-
Trans roller pinion bearing, Rhino clutch, Flowmaster 3" cat back, K&N FIPK w/ S&B filter, intake baffle capped, Throttle body Airfoil, RK Sport Air Dam and Rear Spoiler, LS1 3" aluminum DS, !Radio option thanks to some punk!
Best time 14.454 @100.42
Awaiting install - LS1 brakes, slotted rotors all around and complete T.O. SLP shocks and springs
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My Valentines gift '01- Red 93 Z28 M6-
Trans roller pinion bearing, Rhino clutch, Flowmaster 3" cat back, K&N FIPK w/ S&B filter, intake baffle capped, Throttle body Airfoil, RK Sport Air Dam and Rear Spoiler, LS1 3" aluminum DS, !Radio option thanks to some punk!
Best time 14.454 @100.42
Awaiting install - LS1 brakes, slotted rotors all around and complete T.O. SLP shocks and springs
#26
heres for the guy who wanted to set his fuel pressure regulator...take a reading of your stock regulator with your car running, then install your regulator and set the pressure at stock..or more. my car runs around 42-43.
also..they say the 93-95s had hardened pushrods...
i love my 93!
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Brian
Bright Red 1993 Z28 A4
CFFB #03
Best 1/4 --12.539
Best mph 110.48
Best 60ft. 1.80
www.geocities.com/93z28lt1
Project 1979 Malibu Classic (Waiting to begin!!)
also..they say the 93-95s had hardened pushrods...
i love my 93!
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Brian
Bright Red 1993 Z28 A4
CFFB #03
Best 1/4 --12.539
Best mph 110.48
Best 60ft. 1.80
www.geocities.com/93z28lt1
Project 1979 Malibu Classic (Waiting to begin!!)
#27
i have a 93 camaro z28 with the generic mods,short shifter,exhaust,4:10 gear ,intake, i only have 17,000 miles on the car (all original) has any body had to rest the speedometer. i hvent installed the gear so i dont want to rck p ore mles then i need to..
#28
Have to dispute the gear requiring the speedo box. You can have a speedo gear installed OR (controversial here) get the chip reprogrammed for the correct ratio.
Mine and a few others have done this instead and IT DOES WORK!
Mine and a few others have done this instead and IT DOES WORK!
#30
Good info!
I would like to know more about the heated O2's for Long Tubes, since I plan on getting them soon. I too have noticed that my 93 is considerably quicker than other bolt-on LT-1's.
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1993 Burgundy Trans Am - 134K miles, A4, 3.23, 245/50/16 Potenzas rear, Dunlop SP 5000 front, B&B Tri-Flo Twin Tip Exhaust, K&N FIPK, 160 Thermo, MGF Chip, ASP Crank Pulley, !TB Bypass, Taylors, NGK TR-55's, BMR STB, PHR, and SFC's, PIAA fog lights, Poly Tranny Mount, (biTch) Custom Reflective Decals, CSI H2O pump.
Best run to date: 5.0 0-60 / 13.63@105.6 1/4 via G-Tech
CameronUSC@yahoo.com
www.geocities.com/cameron93ta/index.html
I would like to know more about the heated O2's for Long Tubes, since I plan on getting them soon. I too have noticed that my 93 is considerably quicker than other bolt-on LT-1's.
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1993 Burgundy Trans Am - 134K miles, A4, 3.23, 245/50/16 Potenzas rear, Dunlop SP 5000 front, B&B Tri-Flo Twin Tip Exhaust, K&N FIPK, 160 Thermo, MGF Chip, ASP Crank Pulley, !TB Bypass, Taylors, NGK TR-55's, BMR STB, PHR, and SFC's, PIAA fog lights, Poly Tranny Mount, (biTch) Custom Reflective Decals, CSI H2O pump.
Best run to date: 5.0 0-60 / 13.63@105.6 1/4 via G-Tech
CameronUSC@yahoo.com
www.geocities.com/cameron93ta/index.html