89 tbi on the juice?
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im wanting to spray in my '89 TBI motor, and am wondering what it will SAFELY handle. My mods are as follows.
93 Octane Hypertech Tune
CAI
Throttle Body Spacer
Flowmaster Catback Exhaust
My motor has 60k on it. Im not worried about the 700r4 tranny as it is pretty built. I am however worried about how big of a shot the internals of my motor will handle. I'd prefer a wet setup but im open to any and all asvice. thanx.
93 Octane Hypertech Tune
CAI
Throttle Body Spacer
Flowmaster Catback Exhaust
My motor has 60k on it. Im not worried about the 700r4 tranny as it is pretty built. I am however worried about how big of a shot the internals of my motor will handle. I'd prefer a wet setup but im open to any and all asvice. thanx.
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I had a 90 model with the stock internals and I ran a 125 wet shot the whole time I had the truck (4 years). 125 would be as high as I would go on stock pistons. TBI motors respond well to nitrous. Mine had 4.10's, 350 tranny, hooker LT headers, dual exhaust w/ no cat, pulleys, hypertech, edelbrock tbi intake, jet fuel pressure regulator, and the nitrous was a nitrous works kit. With the spray I ran mid 13's on radials. The wet system will go in place of your tbi spacer.
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first thing i would do is put the stock chip back in. i had a hypertech in my 89 and it didnt not anything for it. make sure your timing is set to 0 degrees. i believe i done that at idle. its been so long im not sure. i ran a nos wet set up with 125 pills and it dropped over a second in the 1/8th. 125 is the biggest you want to go
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Originally Posted by fogle04
first thing i would do is put the stock chip back in. i had a hypertech in my 89 and it didnt not anything for it. make sure your timing is set to 0 degrees. i believe i done that at idle. its been so long im not sure. i ran a nos wet set up with 125 pills and it dropped over a second in the 1/8th. 125 is the biggest you want to go
Yeah, to check the timing, pull that relay cover off and unplug the single brown connector (that way the timing is not advanced). Use your timing light and make sure it's at 0.
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yessir, its the 350.
-fogle
i havent dyno'd my truck but i can feel a slight difference (or atleast i think) over the stock ship w/the hypertech. did you have the street runner or thermo runner?
-fogle
i havent dyno'd my truck but i can feel a slight difference (or atleast i think) over the stock ship w/the hypertech. did you have the street runner or thermo runner?
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im not sure which one i had but you better check your timing before you start shooting on it just to be safe. i know a guy that has the plate that came off my truck if your looking for one. thats all it is though.



??? damn, i was thinking maybe a 50 shot. im not complaining though
. anyone else have any imput?