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Drives: '00 Trans Am, '13 Escape Ecoboost Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Florence, KY
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MPH was only 94, so I'm thinking it's breathing through a straw at this point with the stock intake/lid.
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Location: Pittsburgh
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Please post your time slip and the DA if you know what it was.
To be honest, if it's like any other LS1 fbody with your mods, that car should be in the high 12's and trapping 110+. 15's and under 100? You've got some stuff to figure out, and I mean that the nicest way possible. A lid is not going to make that much of a difference, either. I think the general consensus is that we all want to see you succeed!
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KFSC, now with more LSx
Drives: '00 Trans Am, '13 Escape Ecoboost Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Florence, KY
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RT: .618 60ft: 2.238 330ft: 6.310 1/8: 9.591 @ 75.32 mph 1000ft: 12.397 1/4: 14.776 @ 94.32 mph Oh believe you me.. I KNOW it's my driving. ![]() Period. Not sure what else to say. Other than I just got word that I passed the first round of resume cuts for a job in Titusville, FL.
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2000 Pontiac Trans Am !CAGS - CETA Blackout - WS6 Store Shortstick - Custom 'Bandit' Shift knob - 3" TSP Rumbler - AP Tips - 1 3/4" Pacesetter LTs - 3" Catted ORY - MSD Wires - NGK Plugs - !EGR - Prothane Motor and Transmission Mounts - Catch Can - BMR STB - 17" WS6 Speedlines - Volant CAI |
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Agreed. My 98 TA bone stock ran 103 in San Antonio with the temps 100+. The elvation is roughly 1k feet. Just to give you an idea. Stock Fbodies here in Vegas with 5400ft DA the other night were still running 14.3-.5@99-101. Just fyi. Even if your 60' is crappy and slower shifts, you should still be trapping near 100mph if not over it. When you nail the throttle, do you hear anything coming from the engine (knocking, it will sound like ball bearings rattling around in a tin can) or look at the tach that it is hesitant to pull through to 6k? Try to get someone to video tape a run in 3rd on the street with the camara on your tach. Did you have anyone tune your car? (shouldn't need it to run high 13s/102+ but just wondering if you had any computer tuning at all). Is there any binding in your throttle cable or your throttle body? Just asking to rule things out. Congrats on the first round. Off to the second.
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Toy: 2001 Camaro SS m6 - SLP lid, free ram-air mod, poly sway bar bushings/end linksBMR springs and bilsteins. DD: 2002 Dodge Stratus/2005 Dodge Durango Associate with men of good quality, if you esteem your own reputation; for it is better to be alone than in bad company. |
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#355 |
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Zabo, I wouldn't be so sure to blame yourself entirely. 2.2 60' is not that bad. Actually, most of mine were in the 2.1-2.2 range. Even if you've not yet mastered the quick-shift, you should be trapping much higher, as Matt mentions.
I think we've also got a problem with the vehicle, and all of the driving experience you can throw at it will still not take care of what is holding it back.
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Butter Bar!
Drives: 2011 SS, 1998 Trans Am Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Patrick AFB, FL
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I'll be moving down that way later this year. If you do get the job I can help you work on the car.
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2011 Camaro SS, Summit White with Orange Stripes
1998 Trans Am, Red, Functional WS6 style hood, MTI Carbon Fiber Lid, ARH LT's, Magnamouth, LS6 intake, UMI STB, UMI LCA's, UMI LCA Reolcation Brackets, UMI Adjustable Lower A-Arms, BMR Upper A-Arms, UMI 35mm and 22mm Solid Sway bars, BMR Springs, KYB AGX Shocks |
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My 60' is usually 2.2x or 2.3x
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2001 Camaro 3.8 V6 Silver Hockey Stripes, Berger Panel, Cardinal Red Camaro Rear Insert, 10 Spoke SS Wheels, Bowtie Center Caps, BMR Shock Tower Brace, Air Silencer Delete, Shaved Intake Lid, K&N Air Filter, Whistler Headlights, Eaton Limited slip, UMI Rear LCAs & PHB, Nitto 555, Flowmaster Axle Back Exhaust Soon To Be Added: Pacesetter Mid-Tube Headers & Y-Pipe, 3'' High Flow Catalytic Converter, SS Front & Rear Sway Bars. |
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KFSC, now with more LSx
Drives: '00 Trans Am, '13 Escape Ecoboost Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Florence, KY
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but if it's any indication.. the whole thing is going in some direction. ![]() Secondly.. CATCH CAN! ![]() 'Non' PCV but I'm actually going to hook the factory plug into the lower fitting and just rig the upper fitting to the manifold. Other option is to cut the PCV valve off the factory line and fit a Y fitting to the two lines and into the lower input. Upper is what appears to be a PCV valve anyway because there's some sort of valve inside the upper black hose fitting. Also considering blocking off the factory breather line to the TB and just dropping a breather filter in place of the filler neck. But that may come later.
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2000 Pontiac Trans Am !CAGS - CETA Blackout - WS6 Store Shortstick - Custom 'Bandit' Shift knob - 3" TSP Rumbler - AP Tips - 1 3/4" Pacesetter LTs - 3" Catted ORY - MSD Wires - NGK Plugs - !EGR - Prothane Motor and Transmission Mounts - Catch Can - BMR STB - 17" WS6 Speedlines - Volant CAI |
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You deleted the FRONT o2? No no, delete the rear o2 sensors. That's why you are running pig rich.
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ndtguy - Matt
Toy: 2001 Camaro SS m6 - SLP lid, free ram-air mod, poly sway bar bushings/end linksBMR springs and bilsteins. DD: 2002 Dodge Stratus/2005 Dodge Durango Associate with men of good quality, if you esteem your own reputation; for it is better to be alone than in bad company. |
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#360 |
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Wow. Zabo...
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KFSC, now with more LSx
Drives: '00 Trans Am, '13 Escape Ecoboost Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Florence, KY
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No wait, it was the rear O2s. Fronts were relocated to collectors as per standard header install. I'll dig up the invoice to double check but I think this may be an A/F issue. Again this morning almost no power in 2nd and 3rd gear when you got on it.
Phone interview for Titusville on Friday.. Knock on wood. |
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Have someone with a scan tool double check it for you or go to another tuner and ask them to verify the front o2's are really working. The rears are only there to verify that the kitty kat under is working.
Congrats on the interview. You will do fine. Who is the interview with?
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ndtguy - Matt
Toy: 2001 Camaro SS m6 - SLP lid, free ram-air mod, poly sway bar bushings/end linksBMR springs and bilsteins. DD: 2002 Dodge Stratus/2005 Dodge Durango Associate with men of good quality, if you esteem your own reputation; for it is better to be alone than in bad company. |
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KFSC, now with more LSx
Drives: '00 Trans Am, '13 Escape Ecoboost Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Florence, KY
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I'll probably have it scanned friday after the interview (it's with Bristow Academy/Bristow Corp who are pretty huge in the Helicopter business..)
I shut down TCS and with the Humidity at almost 95%, 88*F and pretty much flogged it on the way home. Set a mark at what I thought would be 1/4 mile and from a dead stop just launched (it's mostly country roads home from work and they average almost 1/4 mile stop to stop). Sure enough on one of the longer stretches I got about to what I'd say was the 1000 foot mark and was doing close to 80 in 3rd. Also noticed something too: my shifts were EARLY as hell. Like 4400 or so. So I wound it out a bit more on one of the longest stretches and sure enough she was doing 65 in 2nd/3rd transition at 5700 on the tach. 3/4 was around 4900 as I was running out of braking room. I'm thinking it's really the driving/airflow thing. This was just weird. I'm going to go out in a bit and try it again and report back; same roads.
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2000 Pontiac Trans Am !CAGS - CETA Blackout - WS6 Store Shortstick - Custom 'Bandit' Shift knob - 3" TSP Rumbler - AP Tips - 1 3/4" Pacesetter LTs - 3" Catted ORY - MSD Wires - NGK Plugs - !EGR - Prothane Motor and Transmission Mounts - Catch Can - BMR STB - 17" WS6 Speedlines - Volant CAI |
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Butter Bar!
Drives: 2011 SS, 1998 Trans Am Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Patrick AFB, FL
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Goodluck on the interview!
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2011 Camaro SS, Summit White with Orange Stripes
1998 Trans Am, Red, Functional WS6 style hood, MTI Carbon Fiber Lid, ARH LT's, Magnamouth, LS6 intake, UMI STB, UMI LCA's, UMI LCA Reolcation Brackets, UMI Adjustable Lower A-Arms, BMR Upper A-Arms, UMI 35mm and 22mm Solid Sway bars, BMR Springs, KYB AGX Shocks |
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KFSC, now with more LSx
Drives: '00 Trans Am, '13 Escape Ecoboost Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Florence, KY
Posts: 9,323
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I got it up to 5400 on damp roads through 1-4 and she hit a solid 102 around an estimated 1/4 mile. Changing the oil here so hopefully some fresh oil can help.
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#366 |
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Location: Pittsburgh
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What is your concern about shifting at high rpms? The factory tach is slow, especially the higher the needle climbs. You really don't have anything to worry about when winding the car out.
You might want to consider a Harlan or Raptor shift light. They're like $50 and you will know exactly when to shift -- while also keeping your eyes on the road.
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Butter Bar!
Drives: 2011 SS, 1998 Trans Am Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Patrick AFB, FL
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Yea shift lights are nice. I want to put one in the Camaro eventually so I don't have to look down to shift. It has a digital one on the HUD but I don't trust it.
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2011 Camaro SS, Summit White with Orange Stripes
1998 Trans Am, Red, Functional WS6 style hood, MTI Carbon Fiber Lid, ARH LT's, Magnamouth, LS6 intake, UMI STB, UMI LCA's, UMI LCA Reolcation Brackets, UMI Adjustable Lower A-Arms, BMR Upper A-Arms, UMI 35mm and 22mm Solid Sway bars, BMR Springs, KYB AGX Shocks |
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The Jalopy Jedi
Drives: anything I can get my hands on Join Date: Sep 2006
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shift by sound and feel. not by the tach. that is all
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If you want an oil analysis, let me know, I will send you a sample bottle for the oil.
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ndtguy - Matt
Toy: 2001 Camaro SS m6 - SLP lid, free ram-air mod, poly sway bar bushings/end linksBMR springs and bilsteins. DD: 2002 Dodge Stratus/2005 Dodge Durango Associate with men of good quality, if you esteem your own reputation; for it is better to be alone than in bad company. |
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KFSC, now with more LSx
Drives: '00 Trans Am, '13 Escape Ecoboost Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Florence, KY
Posts: 9,323
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Turns out two issues may be at play: bent pushrods and a lean mix. 317/320 are the current numbers.
Also..
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Bent push rods are an easy check/fix. I've got a full spare set of OEM if you end up needing some.
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KFSC, now with more LSx
Drives: '00 Trans Am, '13 Escape Ecoboost Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Florence, KY
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May not be bent rods but I'm saving to get it tuned since I may keep the setup for duals/HCI. Not adding boost so I'm not seeing the need to go with 1 7/8ths. I think the ticking is just a mix of things due to it being lean as a cut of veal.
Started noticing it more too.. Think after that I'm going to start working on suspension/tying the frame together with an STB and SFCs so that the chassis stops flexing like mad with the Polys in. In some unfortuante news: ![]() My clear coat delivery system failed catastrophically. Gonna wait to do the bay to get it signed again. :/
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hmm i would have thought if you lightly sprayed clear on it would have been fine...what did you do?
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KFSC, now with more LSx
Drives: '00 Trans Am, '13 Escape Ecoboost Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Florence, KY
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I can't show it off like that anymore. F'kin ruined it by trying to save it. I'm just so pissed and broken hearted at the same time that this happened. Damnit..
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