Turbo ?
918 Springs
Comp 224/224 581 114lsa cam
Granitelli Maf
Air Lid
Now my questions are...
1. Is that a good cam or at least not a bad cam for FI?
2. Would 8psi be safe with FMIC and a good tune?
3. What power levels would i be looking at with 8psi with and w/o getting headers?
4. Would the 67 turbo be good enough or would spending the 250$ extra for the 70 be worth it?
5. Would comp 918's be a good enought spring?
918 Springs
Comp 224/224 581 114lsa cam
Granitelli Maf
Air Lid
Now my questions are...
1. Is that a good cam or at least not a bad cam for FI?
2. Would 8psi be safe with FMIC and a good tune?
3. What power levels would i be looking at with 8psi with and w/o getting headers?
4. Would the 67 turbo be good enough or would spending the 250$ extra for the 70 be worth it?
5. Would comp 918's be a good enought spring?
2. should be fine from what ive seen. some people push more w/o problems
3. with 67 ~450+
4. depends how much power you want, 67 will make 600+whp
5.yes
Last edited by Fr33styL3; Mar 31, 2006 at 08:39 PM.
Check out the Camaro SS above that we used the 67 turbo on. Bob
918 Springs
Comp 224/224 581 114lsa cam
Granitelli Maf
Air Lid
Now my questions are...
1. Is that a good cam or at least not a bad cam for FI?
2. Would 8psi be safe with FMIC and a good tune?
3. What power levels would i be looking at with 8psi with and w/o getting headers?
4. Would the 67 turbo be good enough or would spending the 250$ extra for the 70 be worth it?
5. Would comp 918's be a good enought spring?
2. 8PSI is "probably" safe for a FMIC. I'm a bit of a conservative. I'll be ordering my FMIC in a couple weeks, and will still limit my boost to 7PSI for street driving. To each his own though.
3. 8PSI w/ cam, etc and 8PSI....probably a bit over 500RWHP. The gain of the cam is diminished vs naturally aspirated, but still better than stock.
4. -67 turbo would be a good choice unless you plan on rebuilding the engine soon and dumping TONS of boost into it. A larger turbo will give more top-end, but also more boost lag. The -67 is a good choice for your current mods. (I have this one w/ my car.)
5. I've had no probs running the CC918's.
Mods are in my sig. Hope this helps.
and how do you like the textralia clutch?
and how do you like the textralia clutch?
I LOVE my Textralia clutch. Damn near bulletproof and the customer service is the best I've ever experienced. I had the pressure plate bolts back off a couple months ago thanks to the installer using anti-seize instead of red-locktite on the bolts
Bottom line is the clutch looked like new when I redid the bolts (doing it myself this time with lock-tite.) That was with a good 20 passes at the track and driving about 20 miles slipping the clutch to get it to the garage after the pressure plate bolt fiasco. Textralia was even going to warranty the clutch knowing it was raced on and that the initial install was bad. They helped me out a lot through the entire process and are totally top notch in my book. The clutch also holds up to boost just fine. Trending Topics
I either will get textralia or the ls7. I wish more input on ls7 but the track season is just gettingt going.
I plan big twin turbo power and need a good clutch but want something streetable as well.
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I either will get textralia or the ls7. I wish more input on ls7 but the track season is just gettingt going.
I plan big twin turbo power and need a good clutch but want something streetable as well.
MY friend has an LS7 clutch. Very similiar feel and his is doing well. HE was launching on ET streets at 4K last night with no slip issues. Now, his car is only a bolt-on car, so not sure how it would hold up to the added hit of FI.


