LT1-LT4 Modifications 1993-97 Gen II Small Block V8

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Old 10-06-2009, 01:04 PM
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i have a 95 Z, it has 118,xxx and i want to put the cc306 and a top-end, how long would the bottom end last? looking for a weekend warrior, maybe take it to to the track once a month.
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As long as you maintain it it'll hold up.
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Depends on how high you wind it too. I'd look for a cam that didn't want so many rpms.

Could pick a much better cam for stock bottom end.
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m6 or a4?
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Keeping the r's low is important. The opti, and rod bolts dont like hi rpm's.
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its a M6. i priced doing a cam and heads and its around $2000-$3000, but for $4000-5000 i could have a 383.
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Buy a kit and spray that lt1. You can make some sick power with bolts ons and a 150 shot.
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My first build i did was at 135,000 with just a top end rebuild, headers, injectors, gears, and a CC305 with full supporting vavle train.. It ran great and i was running it up to 6300 RPM and it held up, if you take car if your car i think you'll be fine man, and nitrous does wonders but is very addicting
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And as far as doing the 383 build i'm sure you can do it for that but you might as well wait and save up more cause whe you start getting into it you always seem to want more expensinve stuff and more power and before you know it that price tag just went to 7,000 to 8,000 lol
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Originally Posted by 94LTZ
And as far as doing the 383 build i'm sure you can do it for that but you might as well wait and save up more cause whe you start getting into it you always seem to want more expensinve stuff and more power and before you know it that price tag just went to 7,000 to 8,000 lol
this is true, i think just doing the cam+heads i will be were i want to be. im looking for around 450-500HP @ the flywheel, i would be happy.
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Originally Posted by 95sscamaro
its a M6. i priced doing a cam and heads and its around $2000-$3000, but for $4000-5000 i could have a 383.
Trust me in the end it will cost alot more than you think. Don't forget all the cost in valvetrain, injectors, fuel pump, couple hundred in gaskets, manifold porting, TB, head bolts, etc. etc. Figure $3500 for just a heads/cam swap.
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Originally Posted by StealthFormula
Trust me in the end it will cost alot more than you think. Don't forget all the cost in valvetrain, injectors, fuel pump, couple hundred in gaskets, manifold porting, TB, head bolts, etc. etc. Figure $3500 for just a heads/cam swap.
wow i didnt know that i had to do the injectors and the fuel pump? how do you pick what ones?
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Originally Posted by 95sscamaro
wow i didnt know that i had to do the injectors and the fuel pump? how do you pick what ones?
Depends on how aggressive the heads and cam are in terms of the injectors. Some SVO 30's usually do the trick if not some 36's would be good. The best fuel pump kit IMO is the Racetronix 255.
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the cam is the cc306 and i think im going to go with trickflow heads, im trying to buy everything at Summit, do they sell them?




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