Carbed LT4 with XE224-230..what'll it do
Carbed LT4 with XE224-230..what'll it do
ive been searching for times on this cam and they seem to be pretty consistant at low-mid 12's at 112-115...most if not all times were stock LT1 heads and some other bolt ons....
My combo is
LT4 heads with 2.02/1.60 valves with hotcam springs..no porting or polishing of any sort
comp XE224 cam
Gmpp dual plane intake
Holley 650 DBL pumper carb
1 5/8 long tube headers with dual exhaust
WC T-5 with 3.42's out back...
car weighes rougly 3,400 pounds
itll be a couple 3 weeks before i get the motor back in it but im gettin anxious here
Thanks guys!
Rob
My combo is
LT4 heads with 2.02/1.60 valves with hotcam springs..no porting or polishing of any sort
comp XE224 cam
Gmpp dual plane intake
Holley 650 DBL pumper carb
1 5/8 long tube headers with dual exhaust
WC T-5 with 3.42's out back...
car weighes rougly 3,400 pounds
itll be a couple 3 weeks before i get the motor back in it but im gettin anxious here
Thanks guys!
Rob
Congrats on the build Rob.
I have nothing against carbs... I've spent many more years with carbureted engines than I have with FI. For me, FI is a nice change of pace. Tuning with a laptop is cake when compared to fine tuning metering block emulsion, boosters, jets and all that carb jazz.
Either way, you should have a fun ride on your hands. Keep us updated on your results.
-Mindgame
I have nothing against carbs... I've spent many more years with carbureted engines than I have with FI. For me, FI is a nice change of pace. Tuning with a laptop is cake when compared to fine tuning metering block emulsion, boosters, jets and all that carb jazz.
Either way, you should have a fun ride on your hands. Keep us updated on your results.

-Mindgame
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