when there was a point in time i was looking for a lt1 intake, is was pretty much impossible. another option is getting a TB and a flange from a DOHC 3.4 from in a lumina. i made an adaptor from what i had actually removed with a hammer from the wrecker lol
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It's sure better than it was. but I do have a high flow cat on order.
Here's the update:
I gutted the cat, and it actually drives like a 3.4 now. It makes the same power at 3/4(ish) throttle as it does at wot, not less; and it doesn't smell like raw fuel all the time. I'll putting it on the dyno this week for a base line. Then over spring break I'll weld the intake. I'm going to use the stock 3.4 TB and fuel injectors first. Once I get it running i'll swap bigger injectors and a bigger tb.
Then there's only one problem, the tune.1995 3.4 Camaro: headers, cold air intake, catback, ignition upgrades, suspension mods...
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1995 3.4 Camaro: headers, cold air intake, catback, ignition upgrades, suspension mods...
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I wish I could dyno after each mod lol
93 Firebird 3.4
Pacesetter Headers, Flowmaster 80, Comp 1.6 RR,Cloyes 2x Set, P&P Heads & Intakes, Custom Cam, Holley FPR, Ram Air Intake, Posi Rear w/3.42's & Disk Brakes.
Cam and Heads by 60Inclusive.com
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Originally posted by Jonsgreasemonkey View PostIt's nice having friends. It still costs money but I work it into the cost.
How do you like your 3.42 gears? I was looking at getting some 3.73's. I think my rear axle bent.
93 Firebird 3.4
Pacesetter Headers, Flowmaster 80, Comp 1.6 RR,Cloyes 2x Set, P&P Heads & Intakes, Custom Cam, Holley FPR, Ram Air Intake, Posi Rear w/3.42's & Disk Brakes.
Cam and Heads by 60Inclusive.com
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Have you considered using a large single exhaust? Never doubt the power of the scavenge effect on medium size engines. When under vehicle clearance is an issue making dual exhaust necessary, you might consider anti-reversion cones at the exhaust ports.
If you ain't rock and roll, you must be driving a Honda
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It has pacesetter headers that merge into a 2.5" intermediate pipe. then it splits at the muffler.
I just remembered that I didn't replace my timing chain when I rebuilt the motor. Could a loose chain cause this issue? It's got 125,000 miles on it.1995 3.4 Camaro: headers, cold air intake, catback, ignition upgrades, suspension mods...
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wouldnt a sloppy timing chain hurt bottom end and better top end?
Its runs!!!>>>Aint No 60* Sound Like Mehttp://youtu.be/YKEmNwa141U
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No spark is dependent on crank position. A dyno graph does not tell much of the story. It is nice to know you are making power and in this case more than last time but a data log is a million times more helpful in this situation.1993 EXT. CAB, 3.4L V6 TBI, 5spd manual. Sonoma
1990 4Door, 3.2L V6 TBI, 5spd manual. 4X4. Trooper
Because... I am, CANADIAN
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