................texas Speed .....need Your Help!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Staging Lane
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From: ontario,ca
................texas Speed .....need Your Help!!!!!!!!!!!! I HAVE A 1998 CAMARO M6. IT HAS 136,000 MILES ON IT, THE MODS THAT ARE ON RIGHT NOW ON THE CAR ARE SHORTY HEADERS OFF ROAD Y PIPE WITH NO CATS AND SLP CAT BACK AND A 100 SHOOT OF NITROUS WET KIT MOSER 12 BOLT WITH 4.56 GEARS .AND IVE BEEN WANTING TO CAM THE CAR! IVE ALWAYS WANTED THE MS4 . MY CAR IS A DAILY DRIVER ,BUT MY QUESTION IS WOULD IT BE A BITCH TO TUNE THAT CAR? CAUSE I VE HEARED THAT THE 98 ECU ARE A BITCH TO TUNE AND WHAT ELSE WOULD YOU RECOMAND FOR THE MILES THE CAR HAS ??
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Any reputable tuner should be able to get your car where you need it. With that being said there will be some big cam behavior that you will have to deal with such as very low RPM bucking. The 12 bolt with the 4.56 gears will definately work in your favor to get that car going. The important thing is to make sure you have a valve train that can deal with that cam. Of course valve springs and hardened pushrods are required, but I would seriously look into a new timing chain, new oil pump, and probably a set of lifters since the set you currently have are old with a lot of miles. For optimal power gains we prefer to see the car with long tube headers. Good luck with your build and if you have any more questions feel free to PM me, or give us a call up that the shop!
I have a 98 with the ms4 cam and supporting mods with upgraded valve train. You will want ls7 lifters, ls2 timing chain, ls6 ported oil pump, hardened push rods, and a set of PRC dual springs. I also have 42lb svo injectors and stock rear and gearing. All I did was send my pcm into texas speed for a tune and when it came back the car ran like a champ every time and was super cheap. Anything more than just bolt ons I would recommend a good tuner for a better driveability tune IMO no offense to texas speed you guys have done great for me so far and I will always be a returning customer.
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We do mail order tunes for ms4 cars all the time. The 98 pcm is a little bit different to deal with, but I bet we can help you get that thing running good! Typically guys mail off the pcm to us when they begin their install. We typically ship the computers back the next day!!
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Co-Owner, Texas Speed & Performance, Ltd.
2005 Twin Turbo C6
404cid Stroker, 67mm Twins
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Jason
Co-Owner, Texas Speed & Performance, Ltd.
2005 Twin Turbo C6
404cid Stroker, 67mm Twins
994rwhp/902lb ft @ 22 psi (mustang dyno) www.Texas-Speed.com
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Personally, I would not do that on a 98 with that many miles. IMO either cam it small to enjoy a few more miles out of it or start gathering parts for a fresh rebuilt.
First I would do a compression and a leak down tests on your motor to find out the state of your motor. Based on that, make a decision.
First I would do a compression and a leak down tests on your motor to find out the state of your motor. Based on that, make a decision.
Personally, I would not do that on a 98 with that many miles. IMO either cam it small to enjoy a few more miles out of it or start gathering parts for a fresh rebuilt.
First I would do a compression and a leak down tests on your motor to find out the state of your motor. Based on that, make a decision.
First I would do a compression and a leak down tests on your motor to find out the state of your motor. Based on that, make a decision.
