Carb setups
What is driveability on the street like?
Anyone with 402/408 lsx strokers with the carb?
If so what size carb are you running? Driveablity on the street?
Drivability, this is my fun car... Actually with the temporary Gen 1 355 it isn't too bad. Had to put something in the car to get it driveable. Definitely turns more rpm than my 99 Z28 on the highway.
Drivability, this is my fun car... Actually with the temporary Gen 1 355 it isn't too bad. Had to put something in the car to get it driveable. Definitely turns more rpm than my 99 Z28 on the highway.
The reason for vaccum secondaries is that I am building this engine off of parts I can get from auction sites, buddies and buddies of buddies. I wanted to do something different than just open up a catalog and order. A few things I had to get from major vendors, but not much.
The 800 was the biggest carb I could get for a deal at the time. Mechanical secondaries would probably net a few more horses, but the vaccum secondaries are slightly more streetable.
In the end EFI is more streetable than both, but runs into money when converting a non-efi car that dosen't need it's fuel system overhauled.
BTW forget about TBI injection for a LSX stroker. You would have to get an expensive aftermarket 4 injector TBI unit to be able to flow enough to feed the horsepower these engines are capable. Even then there still would be a rpm limit.
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The Edelbrock ignition is good enough. It has been used in many of the mags for a stand alone ignition controller. From what I understand the only negative with it and the MSD is that it takes a little bit to find the crank postion on start up. May take a full rev. The edelbrock is the MSD minus a few features.
FI cams should work fine. I believe one of the rags had almost 490 hp from a crate LS6. One caveat may be some of the more advanced FI cams. They may not be as good because they don't have to take into account the vaccum nature (abs vaccum and pulsing) of a carb.

