General LSX Automobile Discussion - Ford guy just bought a LS...im lost!
i have a mustang that im building right now, but i figured id buy an 02 camaro for the time being and mod it alittle so i had something fun to drive. I was wondering what you guys do for small mods? I don't want it to turn into a car that breaks shit all the time or i have to worry about things. Its an 02 auto car with 2.73 gears and some l/ts and corsa exhaust now. It also has a SLP lid. Im thinking about the following:
-yank ss3600
-3.42 gears/rearend girdle
-and a 150shot from a new nx kit i picked up
what should that net in a 1/4mile with these cars?
Kingc8r
07-25-2012, 10:08 PM
Depends on DA, Weight and etc...
Could be high 10s to mid 11's...2.73s will hurt performance and your 60fts...but the spray may help that problem
usmcpi
07-26-2012, 01:10 AM
Go higher than 3.42 gears. Something like a 3.73 or 4.10 would be best. If you are doing the stall, go ahead and do a mid sized cam too. With all those mods you'd easily be low 12s/high 11s. Possibly 10s on the spray.
00MaroonZ28
07-26-2012, 01:25 AM
4k stall, 3.73's and a 150 shot and you're good to go.
bww3588
07-26-2012, 02:09 AM
3.42's will be a tremendous upgrade. Better if you can just swap rear's.
KingJacobo
07-26-2012, 11:17 AM
Good tires, 3.73, 3400-3600 stall, longtube headers and a tune to complete. If you don't want to spend major bucks on a custom dyno tune, you can google "frost tune" and get a pretty solid mail order tune for $150 I believe. You already have a project so I say don't bother with a heads/cam swap and just stick to the basic bolt ons, they can really wake these cars up for not a whole lot of $$.
You have an auto so it's not so critical but be aware the stock 10 bolt rear is weak and won't hold up forever to high RPM launches so don't launch the piss out of it from a dig.
Have fun! :cheers:
I8UR4RD
08-02-2012, 06:47 PM
yank, then 3:73's. longtubes, and spray and tune. after that of course cam, springs, and pushrods.
youd be looking at low 7's or high 6's on motor, and mid to low 6's on spray depending on how agressive the setup was.
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