lt16spd1

I have a 93 z28, the only way I can ever get a tune is a mail order tune. There are no dyno shops around me. Then the fact that it uses a chip makes it impossible to dyno tune too. I love my low end torque and don't want to give it up, but a boost in the midrange and highend power would be welcomed, what cam would give me this? how much of a boost could I expect considering my tune with always be so so?

Tbird232ci

iTrader: (4)

I'm not very sure if this will work with the 93 LT1 PCM's, but a lot of guys have used these with the TurboDodge cars, and absolutely love the setup:

http://www.moates.net/ostrich-20-the....html?cPath=64

If you have the computer socketed, you can use this to do real time tuning. I'm just not sure of the software you would use.

BALLSS

Lloyd Elliot or Advanced Induction are highly regarded and can spec you a cam

also Fastchip is who I have used for mail order tunes with great results. I know Ed Wright sold his dyno/shop but may still do mail order

click the "93" link

http://fastchip.com/

pillarpod

don't want to go to Sioux Falls or Watertown?

Mystery Bird

iTrader: (7)

You could always swap out for 94 harness and PCM. They can be had for cheap and it's an easy plug and play swap.

lt16spd1

I stand corrected, I searched and swore the closest dyno tuners were in the Denver/CO springs area. Sioux falls could be a possibility.

lt16spd1

I'm relatively new to my area, if anyone knows of a dyno tuner in the black hills area, it'd be great news. It seems like there should be with all the classic car buffs, the bike rally, and other things attracting gear heads to the area

93BlackZ28

iTrader: (5)

Get a new oil pump drive gear when you do the cam if you do so.

lt16spd1

Cool, thanks guys