1985 Corvette
#1
1985 Corvette
Good Afternoon :
I just recently purchased a 1985 Corvette C4 from a very sick friend of mine. It is a beautiful car but as the hot rodder that I am, I want to increase its horsepower. Can anyone help me without taking the engine out and boring and stoking it. Also I am looking at putting headers on it as well but I noticed that the current exhaust has a tube that runs, both sides, from the exhaust to what looks like the EGR valve. Do I need to drill and tap the same configuration on the new headers?
Thank You
I just recently purchased a 1985 Corvette C4 from a very sick friend of mine. It is a beautiful car but as the hot rodder that I am, I want to increase its horsepower. Can anyone help me without taking the engine out and boring and stoking it. Also I am looking at putting headers on it as well but I noticed that the current exhaust has a tube that runs, both sides, from the exhaust to what looks like the EGR valve. Do I need to drill and tap the same configuration on the new headers?
Thank You
#3
Drifting
The EGR sits atop the manifold base under the plenum is gold in color and about 3 1/2" in diameter. It helps you get better mileage, and only operates in high vacuum part throttle situations.
What you describe is AIR (air injection reactor). It pumps air (78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and 1% inert gases) into the exhaust to burn any unburnt gases. Depend on your states laws, you may, or may not remove this system.
What you describe is AIR (air injection reactor). It pumps air (78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and 1% inert gases) into the exhaust to burn any unburnt gases. Depend on your states laws, you may, or may not remove this system.
#5
Team Owner
Headers, intake manifold and a dyno tune to begin. What is your location? Someone might be able to suggest a facility
#6
Le Mans Master
headers and true dual exhaust is a good start. Next is the top end..MAF, runners and manifold. Lots of guys are dumping the 16 inch wheels in favor of the 17 inch ( 9.5 wide)wheels. Should put you in the 13s in the 1/4
#7
Team Owner
Why mess with the MAF? I wouldn't fool around with the MAF if it were my car. IIRC, it can support much more than what the 350 will produce for the most part.
#8
Melting Slicks
The EGR sits atop the manifold base under the plenum is gold in color and about 3 1/2" in diameter. It helps you get better mileage, and only operates in high vacuum part throttle situations.
What you describe is AIR (air injection reactor). It pumps air (78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and 1% inert gases) into the exhaust to burn any unburnt gases. Depend on your states laws, you may, or may not remove this system.
What you describe is AIR (air injection reactor). It pumps air (78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and 1% inert gases) into the exhaust to burn any unburnt gases. Depend on your states laws, you may, or may not remove this system.
#9
How much horsepower is he going to obtain with headers? A 1985 Corvette was the first American car to post a top speed of 150 MPH. The 1985 Corvette does not put out much HP above above 4,500 RPM. At what RPM do headers help?
#10
The EGR sits atop the manifold base under the plenum is gold in color and about 3 1/2" in diameter. It helps you get better mileage, and only operates in high vacuum part throttle situations.
What you describe is AIR (air injection reactor). It pumps air (78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and 1% inert gases) into the exhaust to burn any unburnt gases. Depend on your states laws, you may, or may not remove this system.
What you describe is AIR (air injection reactor). It pumps air (78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and 1% inert gases) into the exhaust to burn any unburnt gases. Depend on your states laws, you may, or may not remove this system.
Thank You
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#12
Maf
#14
Team Owner
#15
Melting Slicks
Headers just gave more power mid range to top end, totally changed the car. Food for thought