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Bluechevyz28
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Post subject: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2008 3:06 pm |
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Interior Mods: 2001 Grey cloth front & rear seats White Gauge face overlays H20 temp, Oil press. mechanical mini gauges installed in the side Pod where the Cig lighter, Defrost switch normally would be. B&M Megashifter
Exterior Mods: '89 Iroc 16" Rims, stripped and faces polished, with insets painted black 1 pair of matching Rims 15" with Nitto DR's for play time 2nd pair of matching 15" rims with M/T 26x10.5 slicks Big Block style stinger fiberglass cowl hood.
Underhood Mods: 350 4bolt truck block, .060 10.5cr ported/polished angle plug heads Hooker Super Competition longtube headers, with a true dual exhaust, exiting out a pair of Spintech mufflers dumped at the axle. Full MSD ignition, Distrib., 6A with indash timing retard/advance control
Suspension Mods: new ball joints, inner/outer tie rod ends rebuilt front end with poly bushings 86 Iroc Posi rear, with disc brake conversion, and 3.42 gears Hurst Linelock S&W SubFrame Connectors
Drivetrain Mods: 700r4 Stage 3 rated for 700hp, from Outlaw Transmissions, with a stage 2 shift kit, and a 2600 stall lock-up convertor, and external tranny coolers
Future Mods planned: adjustable torque arm, bodywork and paint job, new weather stripping, cam/head performance package, custom door panels, new carpeting
_________________  **Whether it's a chassis dyno, engine dyno flowbench etc...they are just tools to see gains or losses when comparing parts or tuning. Way too many variables. All three are off no matter where you go. They are not reality. Alot of guys so fixated on peak and ultimate numbers produced and they mean nothing. It is going down the track that is reality** Ron '84 Camaro Z-28 under construction
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Bluechevyz28
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2008 4:33 pm |
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ITS OFFICIAL......... I went and had the car dyno'ed today, my baseline has been established, now for the Mods to begin. After my runs I mentioned I need a cam to wake my motor up.
1st pull, 205.67rwhp with 264.29ft lbs 2nd pull, 211.06rwhp with 262.58ft lbs
This combo is with a 350 punched 60 over, iron heads with angle plugs, hooker shorty headers, Y pipe.
_________________  **Whether it's a chassis dyno, engine dyno flowbench etc...they are just tools to see gains or losses when comparing parts or tuning. Way too many variables. All three are off no matter where you go. They are not reality. Alot of guys so fixated on peak and ultimate numbers produced and they mean nothing. It is going down the track that is reality** Ron '84 Camaro Z-28 under construction
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roadrocket
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Sun Nov 23, 2008 8:29 pm |
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Congrats on your Dyno. Strong Tq and now you have a baseline to compare. You'd be outta control with some serious power. 
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Bluechevyz28
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Sat Dec 06, 2008 2:23 pm |
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next round of mods completed
Posi rear, with disc brake conversion, and 3.42 gears Hurst Linelock S&W SubFrame Connectors
_________________  **Whether it's a chassis dyno, engine dyno flowbench etc...they are just tools to see gains or losses when comparing parts or tuning. Way too many variables. All three are off no matter where you go. They are not reality. Alot of guys so fixated on peak and ultimate numbers produced and they mean nothing. It is going down the track that is reality** Ron '84 Camaro Z-28 under construction
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Bluechevyz28
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2009 4:42 pm |
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I stumbled across another deal, while on the road in Georgia
Found a Stage3 built 700r4 from Outlaw Transmissions and a tranny cooler
This is from a guy who's project has changed direction, his loss my gain, now to go by the shop that built it and try to get the warranty transferred, This tranny has never been bolted up to a motor. Now for a trq converter in the 25/2800 lockup range
_________________  **Whether it's a chassis dyno, engine dyno flowbench etc...they are just tools to see gains or losses when comparing parts or tuning. Way too many variables. All three are off no matter where you go. They are not reality. Alot of guys so fixated on peak and ultimate numbers produced and they mean nothing. It is going down the track that is reality** Ron '84 Camaro Z-28 under construction
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Bluechevyz28
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Sun Apr 19, 2009 9:33 pm |
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My 84 went under the mod knife this past week, removing the tranny, and installing the new 700r4 stage 3, ( rated for 700hp, with a stage 2 shift kit) , and a 2600 stall convertor, replaced the old tranny lines with all new, and replumbed loactions of the trans coolers, and the addition of a B&M Megashifter. System now has at least a 13 qt capacity now.
Also did a little fat trimming, removed the old a/c compressor, and mounting brackets, condensor, and lines, left the evaporator in place for now. Also did a little cleaning/polishing of the aluminum and stainless and chrome underhood. Fabbed a new front airdam deflector out of stainless.
Did a little test driving while fine tuning the TV kickdown cable, also made it out to the PC show, everything feels good, firm shifts between gears with a hard 1/2 shift.
_________________  **Whether it's a chassis dyno, engine dyno flowbench etc...they are just tools to see gains or losses when comparing parts or tuning. Way too many variables. All three are off no matter where you go. They are not reality. Alot of guys so fixated on peak and ultimate numbers produced and they mean nothing. It is going down the track that is reality** Ron '84 Camaro Z-28 under construction
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Bluechevyz28
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 10:01 pm |
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newest parts aquired Attachment: PIC_0027.JPG Attachment: PIC_0028.JPG
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_________________  **Whether it's a chassis dyno, engine dyno flowbench etc...they are just tools to see gains or losses when comparing parts or tuning. Way too many variables. All three are off no matter where you go. They are not reality. Alot of guys so fixated on peak and ultimate numbers produced and they mean nothing. It is going down the track that is reality** Ron '84 Camaro Z-28 under construction
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Mon Nov 23, 2009 6:18 pm |
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just like sugar bear, can't get enough of that sugar crisp. This will be an interesting season. 
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Bluechevyz28
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Wed Dec 30, 2009 8:26 pm |
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_________________  **Whether it's a chassis dyno, engine dyno flowbench etc...they are just tools to see gains or losses when comparing parts or tuning. Way too many variables. All three are off no matter where you go. They are not reality. Alot of guys so fixated on peak and ultimate numbers produced and they mean nothing. It is going down the track that is reality** Ron '84 Camaro Z-28 under construction
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 3:17 pm |
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Hey Buddy, looks and sounds good! Glad you could use those muffs. Now is that a true duel setup?
_________________  Ric 1993 T/A 12.58 @117-N2O...13.22@ 101.12-Motor only 1999 Z28
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Bluechevyz28
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Fri Jan 01, 2010 6:16 pm |
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Longtube headers to the X-over then the mufflers dumped right the axle. So that would mean I now have true duals.... 
_________________  **Whether it's a chassis dyno, engine dyno flowbench etc...they are just tools to see gains or losses when comparing parts or tuning. Way too many variables. All three are off no matter where you go. They are not reality. Alot of guys so fixated on peak and ultimate numbers produced and they mean nothing. It is going down the track that is reality** Ron '84 Camaro Z-28 under construction
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Bluechevyz28
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Fri Mar 05, 2010 7:38 pm |
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Attachment: PICT0170.JPG carb not bolted down yet, will wait till swapped, but fuel lines are done, t-stat & housing done, flexplate mounted, oil dipstick installed if work & mothernature will co-operate, the demo/gut-out might start next thurs or fri. then clean and paint the engine bay
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_________________  **Whether it's a chassis dyno, engine dyno flowbench etc...they are just tools to see gains or losses when comparing parts or tuning. Way too many variables. All three are off no matter where you go. They are not reality. Alot of guys so fixated on peak and ultimate numbers produced and they mean nothing. It is going down the track that is reality** Ron '84 Camaro Z-28 under construction
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Sat Mar 06, 2010 12:54 am |
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Looks great Ron
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 9:30 am |
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Sexy..... 
_________________  Gone and lost forever! It was fun while it lasted! 94 Pontiac Firebird Formula A4 LT1 Hotcammed, 1.6 GMPP roller rockers, hardened push rods, 5 angle valve job, PCMFORLESS tune, Stage 1 shift kit, 3000 Rev-max stall, B&M Mega Shifter, Hooker super comp long tube headers, True dual exhaust
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Bluechevyz28
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Sun Mar 14, 2010 6:25 am |
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The mad scientist is working, the transformation is started, turning a mild mannered animal into a fire breathing monster.... Attachment: SDC10509.JPG the starting point Attachment: hood removed.jpg Attachment: topside gutted.jpg everything on the topside is either removed / disconnected / unbolted, progress is placed on hold due to work schedule, heading out of town sunday am. upon return the bottom side will be tackled.
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 8:35 am |
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Be a good time to paint the engine bay while its out too....
_________________  Gone and lost forever! It was fun while it lasted! 94 Pontiac Firebird Formula A4 LT1 Hotcammed, 1.6 GMPP roller rockers, hardened push rods, 5 angle valve job, PCMFORLESS tune, Stage 1 shift kit, 3000 Rev-max stall, B&M Mega Shifter, Hooker super comp long tube headers, True dual exhaust
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Bluechevyz28
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 8:46 am |
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already planned... 
_________________  **Whether it's a chassis dyno, engine dyno flowbench etc...they are just tools to see gains or losses when comparing parts or tuning. Way too many variables. All three are off no matter where you go. They are not reality. Alot of guys so fixated on peak and ultimate numbers produced and they mean nothing. It is going down the track that is reality** Ron '84 Camaro Z-28 under construction
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Bluechevyz28
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 10:32 pm |
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Where are the cops when you need them, got around this afternoon and found this, Attachment: someone stole the motor.JPG
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_________________  **Whether it's a chassis dyno, engine dyno flowbench etc...they are just tools to see gains or losses when comparing parts or tuning. Way too many variables. All three are off no matter where you go. They are not reality. Alot of guys so fixated on peak and ultimate numbers produced and they mean nothing. It is going down the track that is reality** Ron '84 Camaro Z-28 under construction
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2010 10:40 am |
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LOL.....
_________________  Gone and lost forever! It was fun while it lasted! 94 Pontiac Firebird Formula A4 LT1 Hotcammed, 1.6 GMPP roller rockers, hardened push rods, 5 angle valve job, PCMFORLESS tune, Stage 1 shift kit, 3000 Rev-max stall, B&M Mega Shifter, Hooker super comp long tube headers, True dual exhaust
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Bluechevyz28
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2010 1:23 am |
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engine bay paint Attachment: almost done painting.jpg
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Sat Mar 27, 2010 2:48 pm |
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Bluechevyz28
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 8:22 pm |
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_________________  **Whether it's a chassis dyno, engine dyno flowbench etc...they are just tools to see gains or losses when comparing parts or tuning. Way too many variables. All three are off no matter where you go. They are not reality. Alot of guys so fixated on peak and ultimate numbers produced and they mean nothing. It is going down the track that is reality** Ron '84 Camaro Z-28 under construction
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2010 9:32 am |
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sounds great ron,makes me jealous
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Bluechevyz28
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2010 6:42 pm |
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There's no denying what is lurking under the hood now, with the way the exhaust sounds, almost like the cackle of a pro-drag car.....  found the reason behind the wicked sound... http://www.compcams.com/Cam_Specs/CamDe ... d=190&sb=2
_________________  **Whether it's a chassis dyno, engine dyno flowbench etc...they are just tools to see gains or losses when comparing parts or tuning. Way too many variables. All three are off no matter where you go. They are not reality. Alot of guys so fixated on peak and ultimate numbers produced and they mean nothing. It is going down the track that is reality** Ron '84 Camaro Z-28 under construction
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Post subject: Re: Mods to My '84 Z Posted: Mon Mar 29, 2010 8:28 pm |
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yeah I just clicked onthe second/third vid. No doubt! ![Funny :funny: [smilie=icon_funny.gif]](./images/smilies/icon_funny.gif)
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