Your 4 cylinder problems are solved
08-14-2002, 01:12 PM
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Your 4 cylinder problems are solved
08-14-2002, 01:43 PM
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Car: 1988 IROC-Z
Engine: 355ci TPI WORKED TO THE BALLS!
Transmission: 700R4 T-56 coming
Sweeeet@!@! Im gonna rip out my 305 and put that baby in there!!!!I can put one of those cool exhausts on it that make the car sound like its farting too! 
08-14-2002, 01:52 PM
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Car: 1988 IROC-Z
Engine: 355ci TPI WORKED TO THE BALLS!
Transmission: 700R4 T-56 coming
Yeah for 1700 usd Im having a 350/350 built for me complete with heads intatke and ill have my 750 carb rebuilt by headers and Im ready to go that doesnt sound like a cow with bad gas but its a tough decision as to what to do
08-14-2002, 02:30 PM
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I know I know.... Sheeeesh
Some guys on here were looking for 4 banger replacements. Not a bad way to go. Yeah it's a little pricey (read a lot), but it's definately different. Not all 4 cylinders sound like Hondas, some of them actually sound good.
Man, where's my flame suit at.....
Some guys on here were looking for 4 banger replacements. Not a bad way to go. Yeah it's a little pricey (read a lot), but it's definately different. Not all 4 cylinders sound like Hondas, some of them actually sound good.
Man, where's my flame suit at.....
08-14-2002, 02:42 PM
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You'd have to have a head full of sand to do that in a street car.
But if you had an econo dragster, instead of a Pinto 2300 or Iron Duke or something...
But if you had an econo dragster, instead of a Pinto 2300 or Iron Duke or something...
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08-14-2002, 02:47 PM
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It wouldn't be any worse than some of the people on here running Alcohol on "street cars" or 1000 hp TT SBCs. It could work. I'm just tired of seeing the same old thing everywhere I go. Maybe put a turbo on that little hummer and some double hump heads. Then fab up a sheet metal manifold, stand alone fuel controller and a boost referenced ign. I don't have sand in may head, just dreams.... LOL!!
LOL!!
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Car: 1988 IROC-Z
Engine: 355ci TPI WORKED TO THE BALLS!
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Hey Im just bustin ***** thnks for the original post. It gets boring reading the same stuff over and over again. I luved my 88 CRX and my 94 Integra they were fun cars good on gas with the 70 stang I had with the 460cu. no flame intended. just havin funman
08-14-2002, 06:29 PM
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No flame intended! As a matter of fact, I have an Iron Duke Camaro. And was looking for a replacement 2.5 or looking into a performance rebuild. The S10 forums say I couldn't get any better than LG4 performance with a rebuild. And of course, some folks say 300+hp can be had in a streat Iron Duke. I don't know what to believe now. Get this....a few told me to leave my car a 4-cyl due to the rarity.
Brandon
Actually, I thought that engine was pretty cool! Just wish the price tag would go down.
Brandon
Actually, I thought that engine was pretty cool! Just wish the price tag would go down.
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