What do i need?!?!

superstang01 · Jan 23, 2007

I am setting a goal of a 13.3 this year for a 1/4 mile time....I currently have 3.73 gears ,B&M short throw shifter ,Eibach Pro Kit spirngs and a magnapack catback exhaust.. I just wondering what I will need for a 13.2-3 If anyone could help me out with this ,that would be Great!! I wanna try and stay N/A for a while to!!

thanks:SNSign:

BennyBlown2v · Jan 23, 2007

Drag radials.

superstang01 · Jan 23, 2007

BennyBlown2v said:
Drag radials.

Do you need a clutch or axles to go with those??

Dusstbuster · Jan 23, 2007

superstang01 · Jan 23, 2007

Dusstbuster said:
no

ok cool ,I was thinking about a clutch anyways.....With my current mods ,a clutch and drag radials what do you guys think my 1/4 mile time would be??

steveb24 · Jan 23, 2007

it would be what you want it... well.. maybe 13.4-13.5, open up the intake, plop on some cams if you wish

superstang01 · Jan 23, 2007

those times sound pretty good...I would love to get cams ,but i dont no of anyone in the whole province of ontario ,canada who installs and tunes them....Does anyone here no of anyone who does cams in ontario??

streetstang03 · Jan 23, 2007

superstang01 · Jan 23, 2007

streetstang03 said:
LS1

What haha??

isnt that a chevy motor lol

Dusstbuster · Jan 23, 2007

Cams are pretty easy to install. I did it with the help of my dad having NO experience working on engines besides putting my CAI and catback in. As long as you're careful and read up plenty before you attempt it, it's not that bad of a task.

superstang01 · Jan 23, 2007

What should I be able to hit with the drag radials ,all of my current mods....a throttle body ,plenum ,lt headers clutch and a prochamber(with cats)??

My current mods are magnapacks catback ,eibach prokit ,3.73's ,b&m short throw shifter ,and a cai

Dusstbuster · Jan 23, 2007

Let me just say this...You'd probably pay more to have LT's installed than cams, and if you did it yourself it'd probably be a bigger pain than cams as well...

superstang01 · Jan 23, 2007

I guess that cams would be a better bet then.....what cams are good for everyday driving? and have good performance

svtpower · Jan 23, 2007

and

A set of good quality subframe connectors and good tires.

Dusstbuster · Jan 23, 2007

superstang01 said:
I guess that cams would be a better bet then.....what cams are good for everyday driving? and have good performance

I don't remember the comp cam numbers...I believe they are 282's but I'm not 100% sure. I know VT Stage1 cams are good ones to go with, that is what I personally would recommend.

superstang01 · Jan 23, 2007

Dusstbuster said:
I don't remember the comp cam numbers...I believe they are 282's but I'm not 100% sure. I know VT Stage1 cams are good ones to go with, that is what I personally would recommend.

Yah ,i was looking at the vt stage 1's.....sorry for all the questions ,you've been a big help........My prblm with cams is that i dont no of anyone in ontario,canada to tune them.....I heard of a place called dasilva racing ,but im not sure if they tune or not?

droid#83853 · Jan 23, 2007

More GEAR! 4.10 or 4.30. Or, be a man; some 4.56's with E/T Streets. That will get you at 13.0. You might not get the best gas mileage and cruise at 3200 RPM, but at least you can start out in third gear..... and tires, good ones. Plus upper/lower control arms.

superstang01 · Jan 24, 2007

Can you still pass the emissions testing with stage 1 cams??

droid#83853 · Jan 24, 2007

My issue with cams is that the stock valve springs do not inspire much confidence. They can barely take the cam that is in it. If you upgrade cams, be smart and do the springs. Correct me, but you have to remove the head to do the springs on a 2V. That is what I remember. It's been three years since I seriously wrenched on a4.6, and I remember when the PI cams came out I heard more than one story of springs binding. The cams weren't mild in those days though. Just buy some heads that are already done--pp'd, cammed, and with beefier valve train.

Dusstbuster · Jan 24, 2007

^^^I'm not 100% on this so don't quote it as total truth but i'm fairly certain that people like hotmustang and others didn't switch springs. If your car is up there in mileage than it's a wise choice to do but otherwise it's not a necessity. I believe Stage 2's recommend it but otherwise it's optional.

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