[mr_lucifer]

Hello, I have a lt1 engine in my 67 camaro its off of a 95 chevy impala. We had 2 modify it for it 2 b carburated and so we did. I have a chevy aluminum intake manifold on it, I don't think its anything special. a 600 edelbrock carb and shorty hedman headers, but we had 2 beat it up for it 2 fit because the heater core was in the way. So I took it to the dyno shop and I had 237 hp and 298 tq to the wheels and the air fuel ratio was about 13.80ish. Are these ok numbers for that kind of a set up or does something need to b tuned or what can I do to achieve atleast 300ish to the wheels. thank you

 

[camcojb]

the Impala was only 275 hp or so, so the numbers look about right at the wheels. You have headers (long tubes would definitely help, especially with the torque), so a tune, cam swap, and head porting are the next likely order to go, depending on budget.

13.8:1 is lean for full throttle, should be in the 13.0-13.2 range.

Jody

 

[mr_lucifer]

thanks for the info. what about a new intake manifold and a 750 carb?

 

[mr_lucifer]

and what cam would u recommond for it

 

[pdq67]

around 10 to 1 CR, a 268 to a 274 cam.

And around 9 to 1 CR, a 260 or so cam..

Give or take some depending..

pdq67

 

[davidpozzi]

Hello, I have a lt1 engine in my 67 camaro its off of a 95 chevy impala. We had 2 modify it for it 2 b carburated and so we did. I have a chevy aluminum intake manifold on it, I don't think its anything special. a 600 edelbrock carb and shorty hedman headers, but we had 2 beat it up for it 2 fit because the heater core was in the way. So I took it to the dyno shop and I had 237 hp and 298 tq to the wheels and the air fuel ratio was about 13.80ish. Are these ok numbers for that kind of a set up or does something need to b tuned or what can I do to achieve atleast 300ish to the wheels. thank you

Richen the air fuel to 12.7 to 13, you'll gain power.