hey im new and i have a v6, i need help.
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hey im new and i have a v6, i need help.
I have a 1991 V6 RS camaro and I am on a low budget, I need some upgrades that are inexpensive and help out a little. Basicly what is the best bang for my buck, I'm not really wanting 400hp or anything just some small things that will add a little power, and better sound. I have looked through a lot of other threads in the exhaust section but every thing is about the V8 models.
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Re: hey im new and i have a v6, i need help.
Welcome to the forum. Check out the stickies. Specifically, this one: https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/v6/3...irst-faqs.html
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Re: hey im new and i have a v6, i need help.
hey welcome ,, an i have a k&n airfilter like new for a v6 , you do have the circuler canister type right ?
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you can put a hypertech 160 degree thermostat it only 11 dollars for the v6 and gives you 10 hp over stock, you can also put a chip in it that can give you a big gain in hp.
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A 180* thermostat would be better, and you'd need to reprogram the fan on/off points to make it run at a lower temp anyway. It's programmed to run at about 210* stock.
Pacesetter headers are a great start. Better filter, a good tuneup, ford F1ZE injectors and a hotter ign. coil would go a long way. Of course the best way to coax a few extra horses out of your motor would be an ecm swap -> https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/diy-...take-look.html
Pacesetter headers are a great start. Better filter, a good tuneup, ford F1ZE injectors and a hotter ign. coil would go a long way. Of course the best way to coax a few extra horses out of your motor would be an ecm swap -> https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/diy-...take-look.html
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Re: hey im new and i have a v6, i need help.
hi mate, not hijacking but 1stly is it wise to get your motor to run that cool?? 180 sounds right, whats standard then? didnt even think about this mod, makes sense though as long as your not silly........
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I wish a thermostat gave me 10 hp as well as the computer. You won't gain anything from either of those items. Get a 180* stat, that's about the coolest that you want to go and the computer only really removes the speed limiter and changes some small things.
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First, make sure your car is in good tuneup. alignment, tire inflation, shocks, blets, hoses, bla bla bla. If that isnt right, modding the car will only make it worse.
That said:
depending on where you live, you may not even want to change the t-stat temp. Up north, Id leave 195 in. If you live in south, 185.
Find the thread I made atleast 2 years ago that shows how to install the 85-89 style dual snorkle intake and do that. Will have to get them parts from a junkyard.
Do the Throttle body bypass with a brass fitting rather then looping the lines.(search on it).
Stay away from any over the counter chip. Waist of money.
After that, what is your "budget"? Some say buget and its 50 bux. Others say budget and its 2grand.
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depending on where you live, you may not even want to change the t-stat temp. Up north, Id leave 195 in. If you live in south, 185.
Find the thread I made atleast 2 years ago that shows how to install the 85-89 style dual snorkle intake and do that. Will have to get them parts from a junkyard.
Do the Throttle body bypass with a brass fitting rather then looping the lines.(search on it).
Stay away from any over the counter chip. Waist of money.
After that, what is your "budget"? Some say buget and its 50 bux. Others say budget and its 2grand.
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got anything to back up that statement? cause id probably crap my pants if it really did. thats like saying roller tip rockers add 15hp. not trying to be a d!(k. just need to see proof of it like dyno sheets of before and after or something.
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Just dont want the spreding of bad info getting around
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Find a duel snorkle 2.8 air filter and replace the round one you have now. K&N filters are also a real good idea.
Clean the TB with carb cleaner, AFTER THAT INSTALL NEW Spark plugs
A Tank of Super Unleaded and a bottle of intake system cleaner
Check tire pressure
New Rotor / Cap / Wires
Those are about the Cheapest things you can do to get the car running better. Make sure the engine is as clean as possible internally and open the intake and exhast stream up as much as possible.
Other "bang for your buck" upgrades are more expensive, Mandrel bent exhaust, Rear gears, Headers, Cam, ect.......... You can also remove weight like the SMOG system ( Driver Manifold, pump. hoses ), AC system, Spare tire equipment, for example. ( IIRC 100 lbs = .1 sec ?)
Clean the TB with carb cleaner, AFTER THAT INSTALL NEW Spark plugs
A Tank of Super Unleaded and a bottle of intake system cleaner
Check tire pressure
New Rotor / Cap / Wires
Those are about the Cheapest things you can do to get the car running better. Make sure the engine is as clean as possible internally and open the intake and exhast stream up as much as possible.
Other "bang for your buck" upgrades are more expensive, Mandrel bent exhaust, Rear gears, Headers, Cam, ect.......... You can also remove weight like the SMOG system ( Driver Manifold, pump. hoses ), AC system, Spare tire equipment, for example. ( IIRC 100 lbs = .1 sec ?)
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Re: hey im new and i have a v6, i need help.
whos bothered about millage when your after power??? its just one of those things. weight removal is a gooden, i had a ford sierra 2.9 4x4 std 8.2 to 60. knocked easily half second off that by gutting the interior. over and above that speed air resistance is your biggest problem, it made a really fun motor. the other one was when my tyres needed changing i went down 1 profile size - lowers the whole car a little for cornering and adds to the acceleration again - at all speeds.
have fun ;-)
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He has a '91 so he already has gfx and all the little aero tricks gm employed to bring the drag down on these cars. These cars were pretty slippery from the factory with gfx, they only had a .34 c/d. I scrapped whatever I saw as unneccecary on my car and I'm sitting at about 3000 lbs. Check my vb garage for a list of what I took out.
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Hi Newbie!
I also have a 1991 V6 RS, so I will give you a list of some of the things I did...
Good tuneup, wheel alignment etc first.
Get the dual snorkle intake from a junk yard(the one that goes OVER the radiator). Take a Dremel and cut the bottom off the lower section so the filters can breath. Install K&N filters. To connect to the intake, I picked up a length of PVC from Lowes and had a shop machine the lip to fit. Total cost: about $65.
Bypass the coolant flow through the intake. $5 for a couple of hose clamps and a piece of hose. Seat-of-the-pants dyno says increased response...
Catback Dynomax exhaust from Summit: $170 or so...
Wonderbar from Topdown Solutions(sponsor of this site)- OH, MY GOD, BEST HANDLING IMPROVEMENT SO FAR!!! $60!!!
Synthetic oil if it is high mileage: mine is 190,000+ and I noticed it is quieter and seems to run cooler. I also seem to use less oil for some reason...
My car now: breathes better; SOUNDS better; handles better and doesn't rattle as much. My 17 year old daughter's friends think her 'dad's car is cool! Pisses off the ex-wife!
Next up: SUBFRAME CONNECTORS, upgraded brakes, new wheels/tires, 2 inch lowered spindles and Eibach rear springs(new stock springs up front since the spindles will give me a 2 inch drop in the front) for a 1.5 inch rear drop, 3.4 V6 drop in, black interior and NEW PAINT! THEN MAYBE THE LSX...
I also have a 1991 V6 RS, so I will give you a list of some of the things I did...
Good tuneup, wheel alignment etc first.
Get the dual snorkle intake from a junk yard(the one that goes OVER the radiator). Take a Dremel and cut the bottom off the lower section so the filters can breath. Install K&N filters. To connect to the intake, I picked up a length of PVC from Lowes and had a shop machine the lip to fit. Total cost: about $65.
Bypass the coolant flow through the intake. $5 for a couple of hose clamps and a piece of hose. Seat-of-the-pants dyno says increased response...
Catback Dynomax exhaust from Summit: $170 or so...
Wonderbar from Topdown Solutions(sponsor of this site)- OH, MY GOD, BEST HANDLING IMPROVEMENT SO FAR!!! $60!!!
Synthetic oil if it is high mileage: mine is 190,000+ and I noticed it is quieter and seems to run cooler. I also seem to use less oil for some reason...
My car now: breathes better; SOUNDS better; handles better and doesn't rattle as much. My 17 year old daughter's friends think her 'dad's car is cool! Pisses off the ex-wife!
Next up: SUBFRAME CONNECTORS, upgraded brakes, new wheels/tires, 2 inch lowered spindles and Eibach rear springs(new stock springs up front since the spindles will give me a 2 inch drop in the front) for a 1.5 inch rear drop, 3.4 V6 drop in, black interior and NEW PAINT! THEN MAYBE THE LSX...
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you loose mileage hotrodding cars... A t-stat alone makes quite a difference sometimes. I think it's more the air temp under the hood than anything else. When we run them on the flywheel dyno we always use the lowest temp thermostat availible so I can't tell you if intake temp has anything to do with it but we have compared them on the chasis dyno, and that mess works. If you could drop the air temp under the hood of your car 30 degrees I can see it getting 9hp. Even more with a nastier build. With the motors we race with I try to keep the coolent temp down around 160-170. Thats where big fans and thick aluminum radiators come in. Whats a t-stat cost $2 whats the harm in trying it for yourself?
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best thing to do right now is a nce intake and then seafoam then oil change with royal purple then dump in engine restore into the new oil. then mabe a catback if you want but i dont think it will make that much of an improvement unless you got the headers to go along with it.
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Welcome! Here's what I did, and it didn't cost me much. Which is good because I didn't have alot of money.
1st - get your baseline. These cars rolled off the assembly line with 140 HP. I'm talking weak civic range. So first thing you do is make sure you are getting at least that. Plugs: I bought 12 dollar apeice iridium plugs. Big mistake. My engine ran like crap. Spend the 2 dollars apeice for the AC Delco spark plugs. They work best. Actually, 90% of the guys on here will tell you to go with AC Delco whenever possible. They are the best parts for our cars. If you don't have alot of money and you want it running tip top right this minute, go to Advance Auto or Autozone and get the cheapest Plug wires, distributor cap and rotor button they have. Then save up for a nice set of aftermarket ignition parts later. When you install the plugs and wires, make sure you use alot of di-electric grease on everything. Boots, plugs, dist points, on the ignition modual. This will insulate from moisture and prevent arching. You also want to use some of that grey threadlock stuff on your plug threads. You can get a little puch of it for a dollar at the checkout. Next you want a clean filter and a good oil change with synthetic oil. Never use a fram oil filter, they use a cardboard by-pass valve that can cause engine vibration. Once again, AC Delco.
2nd - now you should have it close to it's baseline power with this very simple tune-up. I did mine in about 2 hours and I'm a total novice. Next you want to clean out your intake/vacuum system. Simply buy a pint of this wonderful stuff in a white can called seafoam (from autozone). Pour it into a shallow pan and start your engine. Pull out your PCV and sip the seafoam into your engine slowly, so that the engine doesn't die. It will smoke alot. This is normal. Just before the seafoam is all gone, drown the PCV valve in it to kill the engine. Wait 15 minutes. Start the engine and let it idle until it stops smoking. You have just de-carboned your engine.
3rd - now you are ready to start modifying it. I found my snorkel on ebay by searching for "camaro snorkel" - I won the auction for thirty bucks. After you get it breathing in better, it's time to start saving for those 2.8 pacesetter headers, which is what I'm currently doing.
1st - get your baseline. These cars rolled off the assembly line with 140 HP. I'm talking weak civic range. So first thing you do is make sure you are getting at least that. Plugs: I bought 12 dollar apeice iridium plugs. Big mistake. My engine ran like crap. Spend the 2 dollars apeice for the AC Delco spark plugs. They work best. Actually, 90% of the guys on here will tell you to go with AC Delco whenever possible. They are the best parts for our cars. If you don't have alot of money and you want it running tip top right this minute, go to Advance Auto or Autozone and get the cheapest Plug wires, distributor cap and rotor button they have. Then save up for a nice set of aftermarket ignition parts later. When you install the plugs and wires, make sure you use alot of di-electric grease on everything. Boots, plugs, dist points, on the ignition modual. This will insulate from moisture and prevent arching. You also want to use some of that grey threadlock stuff on your plug threads. You can get a little puch of it for a dollar at the checkout. Next you want a clean filter and a good oil change with synthetic oil. Never use a fram oil filter, they use a cardboard by-pass valve that can cause engine vibration. Once again, AC Delco.
2nd - now you should have it close to it's baseline power with this very simple tune-up. I did mine in about 2 hours and I'm a total novice. Next you want to clean out your intake/vacuum system. Simply buy a pint of this wonderful stuff in a white can called seafoam (from autozone). Pour it into a shallow pan and start your engine. Pull out your PCV and sip the seafoam into your engine slowly, so that the engine doesn't die. It will smoke alot. This is normal. Just before the seafoam is all gone, drown the PCV valve in it to kill the engine. Wait 15 minutes. Start the engine and let it idle until it stops smoking. You have just de-carboned your engine.
3rd - now you are ready to start modifying it. I found my snorkel on ebay by searching for "camaro snorkel" - I won the auction for thirty bucks. After you get it breathing in better, it's time to start saving for those 2.8 pacesetter headers, which is what I'm currently doing.
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micktroup- if you get subframe connectors ->weld them in place<- don't get the bolt-on garbage.
I still say stick with a 180* t-stat and about 190* running temp. Your engine will reach operating temp quicker, your oil clearances will be tighter (which means less parasitic drag and more power) and higher oil temps mean lower viscosity (again less drag). Heat soak in the intake manifold won't be as bad as with the stock running temp and still high enough to help fuel atomization. Lower coolant temps doesn't always mean more power, it depends on the engine.
I still say stick with a 180* t-stat and about 190* running temp. Your engine will reach operating temp quicker, your oil clearances will be tighter (which means less parasitic drag and more power) and higher oil temps mean lower viscosity (again less drag). Heat soak in the intake manifold won't be as bad as with the stock running temp and still high enough to help fuel atomization. Lower coolant temps doesn't always mean more power, it depends on the engine.
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Re: hey im new and i have a v6, i need help.
micktroup- if you get subframe connectors ->weld them in place<- don't get the bolt-on garbage.
I still say stick with a 180* t-stat and about 190* running temp. Your engine will reach operating temp quicker, your oil clearances will be tighter (which means less parasitic drag and more power) and higher oil temps mean lower viscosity (again less drag). Heat soak in the intake manifold won't be as bad as with the stock running temp and still high enough to help fuel atomization. Lower coolant temps doesn't always mean more power, it depends on the engine.
I still say stick with a 180* t-stat and about 190* running temp. Your engine will reach operating temp quicker, your oil clearances will be tighter (which means less parasitic drag and more power) and higher oil temps mean lower viscosity (again less drag). Heat soak in the intake manifold won't be as bad as with the stock running temp and still high enough to help fuel atomization. Lower coolant temps doesn't always mean more power, it depends on the engine.
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P.S. If you'll notice all aftermarket racing cylinder heads and intake manifolds block off the dreaded exhaust crossover...that alone is worth 15-20hp what does that tell you?
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Street driven engines use tighter clearances because they run at lower operating temps and lower loads. Tighter clearances means quicker oil return and more consistent oil pressure. The only time tighter clearances are going to raise drag is if the oil layer's thin enough for boundary layer shearing, and by that point you've got damaged parts.
Lowering the operating temp significantly means looser clearances than it was designed for and lower oil temps. Lower oil temps help cool parts, but raises viscosity and lowers protection. Like all things there's a range where oil performs best, lower isn't always better.
P.S. If you'll notice all aftermarket racing cylinder heads and intake manifolds block off the dreaded exhaust crossover...that alone is worth 15-20hp what does that tell you?
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hey bro, well it depends on how much of a budgit you have to work with. i have the 2.8 v6 and to get some good power for cheap i recommend a new cam (go to summitracing.com and check out the edelbrok performer plus cam) and also like everyone said go with some K & N filter and headers. that would deff make a big improvement in power. let me know how things go and if you have any questions let me know.
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i have an automatic 92 v6 3.1 l camaro...i just pulled it out of my drive way it started fine...as i got out of the driveway it got really shaky like it would stall....then a few seconds later it did stall..i tried to start it but it would turn over...i tried a few more times it still didnt work...i came back a few minutes later and it still didnt work.. i have 3/4 left in my gas tank ...any ideas what could wrong
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hey bro, well it depends on how much of a budgit you have to work with. i have the 2.8 v6 and to get some good power for cheap i recommend a new cam (go to summitracing.com and check out the edelbrok performer plus cam) and also like everyone said go with some K & N filter and headers. that would deff make a big improvement in power. let me know how things go and if you have any questions let me know.
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You don't have to retune the ecm, but you'll never get all the benefits of it without retuning. You can get all the equipment to datalogg and burn your own chips for about $120.
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I'll 4th it, I can also provide proof that hypertech chips are junk.
It's been a few years but i ran a comparison between the stock $A1 code and the Hypertech Thermomaster chip.. there were 11 changes and none of them were worth a crap. Few small changes in the spark advance table, fan turn on temps and some very small adjustments to the VE Adder table.
Just for referance i've got between 500 and 1000 changes to the stock code.
to the OP, search around for posts by firstfirebird.. If you want respectable power a hybrid is the only way to do it N/A..
It's been a few years but i ran a comparison between the stock $A1 code and the Hypertech Thermomaster chip.. there were 11 changes and none of them were worth a crap. Few small changes in the spark advance table, fan turn on temps and some very small adjustments to the VE Adder table.
Just for referance i've got between 500 and 1000 changes to the stock code.
to the OP, search around for posts by firstfirebird.. If you want respectable power a hybrid is the only way to do it N/A..
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