Finally RESULTS for LS3 swap Chevelle- NEW Update #3
#21
On The Tree
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I’d go 1.3’s on these wheels and tires if I had the power. Dbl adjustable rear shocks and multiple chassis points to change geometry. Thank you though, I’m pretty happy with it. It’s begging for N20 lol.
#23
TECH Junkie
Nice looking car. I like it lots.
Just wondering, why you running the PAS series converter as opposed to a n/a series converter ? You could knock at least .2 off that 60' alone with something like the PT4000
Just wondering, why you running the PAS series converter as opposed to a n/a series converter ? You could knock at least .2 off that 60' alone with something like the PT4000
#24
On The Tree
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I was going to go with an SS3600 but Dave at Yank suggested the pas3400. I do plan on a 100 to 150 shot, but the ss seems to handle that fine. On the street, you wouldn’t even know it had a converter but I do think it’s killing my times. You get a free re-stall the first year after purchase, so I’m thinking of having it re-stalled to a pas3800 this winter. Maybe do 4.10 gears as well. Trans temps don’t go over 170 now though, which is nice.
I was was also told with the 4 speed gearing, the PAS series drops less rpm and is better at keeping the motor in it’s powerband after shifts.
Would love to hear peoples feedback on this.
Last edited by Mr.Bu; 09-11-2018 at 10:29 PM.
#26
On The Tree
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+800’ da. Changes this year from the previous best were an ss4k, tubular front arms, moved battery to the trunk, and a hrparts bolt in arb. Car is 40lbs lighter.
I’m pretty happy, the mph finally matches the et. Car lifts a tire every pass lol. Track went away and I started spinning a little, couple clicks of the shocks and I was back in business.
I’m pretty happy, the mph finally matches the et. Car lifts a tire every pass lol. Track went away and I started spinning a little, couple clicks of the shocks and I was back in business.
#31
On The Tree
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