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Old 12-27-2018, 10:50 AM   #1
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Cam Headers Tune

As the title states, but curious to know if any other support mods are needed?
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If you are going to do those, you might as well do some kind of cold air intake to get more air to the cam and out the headers. And if you are going to do that, you might as well get your throttle body and snout ported. And if you are going to do that, you might as well get new pulleys. Get them all at once and only have to pay for one tune.

But in answer to your question, valve springs. I would do the trunion upgrade while it is all apart.
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So the stock fuel system would work with just the mods I mentioned or would that need to be upgraded as well? This is just a curiosity.
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So the stock fuel system would work with just the mods I mentioned or would that need to be upgraded as well? This is just a curiosity.
Depends on how crazy you go but the stock ZL1 fuel pump, FPCM and injectors should have plenty for what you are planning. But the shop doing the work will be a better source for that recommendation taking possible future mods into consideration.

If you are going to change the pulley sizes, I would recommend getting your brick reinforced, there is a shop in Austin, TX that has a great product.

Come to think of it, it you are going to do all those other mods, you might as well do e85 flex fuel. That will require injectors and some kind of BAP or aux pump. Throw an Alky-Control Meth injection kit on there too.

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Old 12-27-2018, 11:27 AM   #5
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FYI, nothing I recommended, I haven't already done. I wish I had done them all at once and saved a fortune in tuning.
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I hear you. I played with all of my cars and this is the second that I haven't touched yet?
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Old 12-30-2018, 07:27 AM   #8
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There’s a good thread about the mid pathway using JRE’s packages. Adding BAP and pulleys in steps.

It should show the big supporting stuff and when like injectors etc. key is decide goals and how much you are doing in your own vs shop.
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