03-25-2008, 09:00 PM | #1 |
Drives: 1993 Formula - 1970 Chevelle S Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Texas
Posts: 3
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New LT1 rebuild
Guys,
I am new to posting on the site. I've been lurking a while. I am excited that I am in the process of rebuilding my engine. I bought my Formula new in '93 Formula and put 186,000 miles on the original engine and only had to replace the water pump, Opti, plugs, wires, and oil. It's not a Camaro, but it's an F-body! This is for my daily driver, so it needs to have manners (wife drives it too). The block is stock, .030 over Stock crank and rods - 355 cubes Reworked stock heads with port and bowl polish and raised exhaust port Comp 268XFI cam 1.6 roller rockers extrude honed intake stock TB stock injectors Edelbrock shorties, Magnaflow cat, Borla cat back FastChip ECU program Desktop Dyno says about 368 hp, 424 lb ft or torque. Should be a lot more fun to drive than the stock 275 hp 340 lb ft of torque. I am excited for the rebuild. I just need to figure out how I can get my tranny back in by my myself. I live in a new area and don't really have friends or family I can rely on for help. Oh well, I did it before years ago when I changed the clutch. Thanks for reading. E.
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1993 Formula - Original owner, LT1, 6 speed, 355 stock bottem end, 268XFI cam, polished & ported heads, K&N, cold air, air foil, AFPR, Edelbrock shorties, Magnaflow, Borla, Hotchkis suspension, Eibachs, Bilsteins, ROH 17x8.5, BFG's 1970 Chevelle SS - 454 block stroker 496 forged bottom end, 781 big valves, port and polish, 1.72 roller rockers, Voodoo 60204 cam, Edelbrock Air Gap &800 Thunder carb, Sanderson headers, Flowmaster, dual 12" electric fans, PowerMaster 140 am alt, Alumitech aluminum radiator, 3-speed auto race prep, 3.42s. Eric's Homepage |
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