Bad day at the track, again!
there is something just not right with your engine. something you are overlooking. there has to be. with the hot cam in there you should be revving to around 6300rpm for shifts.. your pmaking power or should be making power to 6100rpm.
whats your fuel pressure set at? you may have a bad injector, have you checked your timing set yet? something is just plain missed here thats all there is to it. you should be in the 112-114mph zone, no bull**** nor excuses, that what your setup should be running. go through everything you have done over and over until you find it. or you are not getting your moneys worth from your car.
I will be more then happy to help anyway that I can, PM me questions or anything you may think of that you were NOT sure about when modding. somewhere thee in lies the answer. 105mph with a **** poor driver is low, not saying you are **** poor, but the MPH has not much to do with launch or shifting (provided you can shift decently quick and not roll 30 feet between gear changes) your problem is driving me crazy.. are you SURE you put a hot cam in it and not a stock LT1 cam? ya never know! check it.. not hard to mix cams up, not you necessarily but maybe if it was purchased used.. someone may have miss boxed it.
Chris
Let's not get all worked up here, it'll get sorted out, I'm supposed to be the one throwing a fit here, geeze.
There is this one thing I do ponder but I can't do anything about until I see a tuner on the dyno. I'm starting to wonder about the injectors, they have 90,000 on them. The plugs are new, the wires are new, so there shouldn't be any problem there. The car runs ten times better than it did when stock, my driving is the biggest problem with ETs I'm sure of it.
I'm sure I received a Hot Cam, got it from Summit in a nice tubular shipping container with a GM label on it. The car has a well defined lope to it. Stock cams don't do that. You can tell it's having a hard time breathing through the stock exhaust, I'll post a video tomorrow.
I'm really starting to think also that with all this air going in it's doing some harm as well as good, sounds crazy I know. It's just not going out.
If the dyno doesn't yield any answers I'll tear it down and degree the cam, however it is installed correctly, not my fist rodeo there.
I shouldn't have posted that video, it's a real example of how not to shift.
I know.. LT4's are near and dear to my heart, I just want all of them to run like scalded dogs...lol and I like for the owners to know how well they can run.. like I said.. it is a whole new world when your knocking on 11's door and trapping mid 11teens... Just wanna see the post where it happens for ya!
Chris

LT4, HotCam, Heads ported and polished, new springs, gasket matched.
Excuses... no tune, full tank, and I mean tippy top, with spare, streets, and through the completely stock exhaust.
http://www.personal.psu.edu/gls17/MOV00938.MPG Might need to "save as" slow server.
My 6spd LT1 with ported heads, mild cam (214/224@050, .566" lift) 1.6 rr's, all stock exhaust in 2003 ran 13.0 @ 109-110. (w/spare tire but 1/2 tank fuel) But this was after practice! It took me 5-10 passes to get used to the much higher revving motor--this could be your problem. Try some more practice.
Otherwise--I immediatly ran 12.7's @114mph just by going to muffler elims instead of the can mufflers. Still stock headers.
I eventually got 12.55's @114.9 mph with a full PE exhaust. Still stock headers.
All times above were run with street tires--the 12.7, 12.55 were aided by F1 Supercar street tires, much better than GSC's.
You have to keep the engine cool to get these times, too--launch at 170 oil temp. I don't bother to run on a hot engine if I want to get a decent time.
Last edited by sothpaw2; Aug 21, 2006 at 12:00 PM.
there is something just not right with your engine. something you are overlooking. there has to be. with the hot cam in there you should be revving to around 6300rpm for shifts.. your pmaking power or should be making power to 6100rpm.
whats your fuel pressure set at? you may have a bad injector, have you checked your timing set yet? something is just plain missed here thats all there is to it. you should be in the 112-114mph zone, no bull**** nor excuses, that what your setup should be running. go through everything you have done over and over until you find it. or you are not getting your moneys worth from your car.
I will be more then happy to help anyway that I can, PM me questions or anything you may think of that you were NOT sure about when modding. somewhere thee in lies the answer. 105mph with a **** poor driver is low, not saying you are **** poor, but the MPH has not much to do with launch or shifting (provided you can shift decently quick and not roll 30 feet between gear changes) your problem is driving me crazy.. are you SURE you put a hot cam in it and not a stock LT1 cam? ya never know! check it.. not hard to mix cams up, not you necessarily but maybe if it was purchased used.. someone may have miss boxed it.
Chris
Couldn't have said it better. SOmething is CLEARLY wrong. Were the mods listed the only ones on the car? What rpm are you shifting at ? Is your car tuned ?
i think someone misguessing your car on the timeslip as the one on the left tells you something about what #s you should be running
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I believe a possible clogged cat or both are whats slowing you down. I don't know your cars history like many of us so its just an guess from experience.
The gas tank was full, the spare is questionable as to whether folks post slips without it or not, the driver is questionable at best, the 60' times aren't anything to write home about, the tires suck, the engine temps were in the 200's
I need numbers at this point to go on before I start doubting anything I did or the cars performance. Only then will I decide which route to go.
Last edited by ALLT4; Aug 21, 2006 at 11:05 PM.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1477478
Last edited by ALLT4; Aug 23, 2006 at 07:06 PM.








But I wouldn't drive it at all til you can confirm the a/f ratio on a dyno.






