Video Of My Newly Cammed Z28
#37
Sounds really good man. What is the idle set @ ? How is it with the new gears installed? I bet it is like a whole different car now. Gears had to really wake it up i bet. looking forward to seeing it soon man.
#38
Originally Posted by Jpack
Sounds really good man. What is the idle set @ ? How is it with the new gears installed? I bet it is like a whole different car now. Gears had to really wake it up i bet. looking forward to seeing it soon man.
The gears are amazing, I really got on it for the first time last night and the car actually scared me a little. I can't remember the last time I saw the front end of my car raise that high, and I have lowering springs in.
Let's just say money well spent. I don't regret doing it or regret the cam I bought for a second.
#40
Originally Posted by paarman97maro
thats sweet chad. I personally think the closer the car sounds to dying the more I like it lol... weird concept, but I think it just sounds sex that way.
#41
Originally Posted by paarman97maro
thats sweet chad. I personally think the closer the car sounds to dying the more I like it lol... weird concept, but I think it just sounds sex that way.
#44
Sounds like a decent size cam in there- sounded decent considering the video quality. I had mine set to idle around 750-800 and with the blower whine it sounds pretty nasty.
As far as your dyno tuning comments- when I had mine done he tuned for WOT first, then tuned it for driving around. You just set the dyno at around 30% resistance and run thru the gears like you would in town driving normally- (i.e.- like when you see the cops behind you) Tuning under these parameters solved some of the drivability issues I was having with it under 30% throttle. I don't think its an issue you for you now Chad, but I still think it would be a good idea once you start using the juice to make sure you aren't running lean. $200 for some dyno time is a lot cheaper than a new LS1.
As far as your dyno tuning comments- when I had mine done he tuned for WOT first, then tuned it for driving around. You just set the dyno at around 30% resistance and run thru the gears like you would in town driving normally- (i.e.- like when you see the cops behind you) Tuning under these parameters solved some of the drivability issues I was having with it under 30% throttle. I don't think its an issue you for you now Chad, but I still think it would be a good idea once you start using the juice to make sure you aren't running lean. $200 for some dyno time is a lot cheaper than a new LS1.
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