1998 Z28 LQ9/80e on3 78/75 huron v1 build thread10.21@131
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Do the tires stick out much past the fender? I am trying to decide if I want to pull the trigger on them or not. I have racestars as well but I did the heater hose mod in the rear to lower it. What all did you have to do to get them to fit? I already have cut out the bump stops and hammered the wells a bit. Thanks man.
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Do the tires stick out much past the fender? I am trying to decide if I want to pull the trigger on them or not. I have racestars as well but I did the heater hose mod in the rear to lower it. What all did you have to do to get them to fit? I already have cut out the bump stops and hammered the wells a bit. Thanks man.
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What converter are you running? How difficult was it to drill into the bottom of the gas tank for that PS cooler? I am building a similar lq4 s484 80e build now
Do you know if the boot slip is a problem with the v2 kits from Huron Speed?
Do you know if the boot slip is a problem with the v2 kits from Huron Speed?
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Converter is a ptc 3600. I drilled 2 holes in the bottom of the trunk, not the fuel tank for the transmission cooler. It works really well. Temps stay about 150 cruising and 190 hot lapping it. And I don't even have a fan on it. I have a home made cold side so this has nothing to do with huron speed.
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Converter is a ptc 3600. I drilled 2 holes in the bottom of the trunk, not the fuel tank for the transmission cooler. It works really well. Temps stay about 150 cruising and 190 hot lapping it. And I don't even have a fan on it. I have a home made cold side so this has nothing to do with huron speed.
#29
That's what I was shooting for in this build, simple, fun and budget friendly. Yes it's off the foot brake and the 2 step is set at 3000 rpm. It makes about 4 psi, but I have yet to have a clean full traction launch. I signed up for a track rental this weekend so we'll see if she hooks with the new tire setup.
#32
Drove the car 30 miles to the racetrack this past weekend. Drove it there on dr's and raced it just like drove it. Ran 2 10.40s and drove it back home with no probs. I was really happy the the outcome. Top picture are the slips from the track rental I went to 2 weeks ago. Car is running good and having no Problems. I try to drive it to work, 16 miles round trip, twice a week.
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what are the specs on the JFR 221? i have one of his 215/112* that was in my 5.3 and s475/83 and ran well. went 137 on 14psi. Building a ly6 wondering if i should use the same cam or go with one of his larger cams
#35
I felt as if my trans was not holding power correctly so I decided to take my first crack at transmissions. Got the trans out of the car, the 6 was much easier, and tore it apart. Found the forward clutches burnt. Did a little research and found very few people have issues with the forward clutches. installed all new steels and frictions and decided to check my trans go separator plate. Removed the rivets and found a couple bures wedged between plates and even left indentations in plates. So I called trans go and explained them my screw and they ended up sending me a plate at no cost! Talk about customer service! Or maybe just merry Christmas ha. So waiting on that and a 3/4 accumulater block plate to finish assembly. Also sent my converter to dusty at ptc for cleaning and restall. Hopefully new year will bring some 9s!
#39
I'm running a Mallory 4305M regulator. The pumps were pretty tight. I really doubt one could fit 2 450s with the bigger bottoms in the 98 tank but I could be wrong. I used one of the steel lines coming out of the hat that goes the that air box deal in driver quarter panel for the 2nd pump and routed another -6 line to the passenger rail. Crossed them over in the front with a tee fitting that goes to the regulator. Then used the stock evap line as a return. But just remember. The evap line goes to that box deal as well and not to the tank. You have to put a hose in there going directly to the tank. Hope this helps.
#40
Well it was a beautiful day for some racing. Car ran good with no issues at all. Ran a 10.21 off the trailer at 14 psi but didn't get a mph reading. Ran a 10.3 @ 131. Decided to pull the tube off the wastegate, ran a 10.27 at 16 psi. Didn't have to add any fuel so I think it's safe to say turbo is maxed out. Especially since I ran a 10.33 last year on 10 psi. None the less had alota fun.