Can you tune a 1995 LT1 computer?
03-04-2021, 06:27 AM
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I can't believe people do stuff like this. This is why LT1s get such a bad rep...CC306 on stock springs/heads 
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He has way bigger things to worry about then a tune. I don't know any tuner who would even risk tuning that thing, it will probably grenade on the dyno. No way stock springs are handling multiple WOT runs with a 306. Even if the springs don't physically break, there is no way they can control the valve at the RPM a stock head 306 car will want to spin at.
.He has way bigger things to worry about then a tune. I don't know any tuner who would even risk tuning that thing, it will probably grenade on the dyno. No way stock springs are handling multiple WOT runs with a 306. Even if the springs don't physically break, there is no way they can control the valve at the RPM a stock head 306 car will want to spin at.
03-04-2021, 07:44 AM
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8 year old thread...
yes, it does depend on the cam (and the heads, and the valve length, etc...).
That said, the stock springs are barely adequate for the stock cam. Do yourself a favor and put a good set of springs on it.
yes, it does depend on the cam (and the heads, and the valve length, etc...).
That said, the stock springs are barely adequate for the stock cam. Do yourself a favor and put a good set of springs on it.
