hp/ quarter mile with these mods
03-31-2005, 09:42 PM
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hp/ quarter mile with these mods 
I just installed a hot cam kit ( cam+alum. rockers) on my 1997 lt1 z28 in the process I added headers,TB bypass,Hyperchip,and a Y-pipe through a gutted cat into a flowmaster muffler. Any one know what my horsepower / Quarter mile time might be oh ya and ofcorse a CAI (K&N) thanks guys 
03-31-2005, 10:02 PM
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13.20s my guess, but you can be waaay faster or waaaay slower depending how you ran stock, and the air. I ran 13.03 @ 104.55 with just a PCM tune, exhaust cutout, and removing the serpentine belt.. I have no reason to lie, im in the 11s now, but people still call bs on it... just depends if you got a factory freak like I had, or a factory turd.
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With the hotcam kit, headers, 3200 stall, catback and 3.73's I went 13.2 at altitude. The DA that day was close to 10K.
It all depends on altitude, driver and tune....anyone could venture a guess but could be off by .5 or more depending on wayyyyyyyyyyy too many variables.
It all depends on altitude, driver and tune....anyone could venture a guess but could be off by .5 or more depending on wayyyyyyyyyyy too many variables.
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Originally Posted by GhostZ
With the hotcam kit, headers, 3200 stall, catback and 3.73's I went 13.2 at altitude. The DA that day was close to 10K.
It all depends on altitude, driver and tune....anyone could venture a guess but could be off by .5 or more depending on wayyyyyyyyyyy too many variables.
It all depends on altitude, driver and tune....anyone could venture a guess but could be off by .5 or more depending on wayyyyyyyyyyy too many variables.