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My bad- I was reading the wrong line when I scrolled right to see the pounds per horsepower.
It is in fact 14.87 pounds per horsepower for the '94-'96 Chevy and Buick LT1 B-wagons, making them natural N cars, which would save me the expense of a roll bar and 2-year driver's harness. I'm gonna go back and edit my previous posts, to eliminate the incorrect information. Last edited by 6130; 08-07-2021 at 02:45 PM. |
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Okay, so the N/SA index is 13.00, and the record is currently 11.99 @108 or so. Sounds like I'm looking at about a 5.57 rear gear for starters...
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Billy Nees. I have one of these wagons in stock.
Hmmm. Winter project?
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Az Classic car site on facebook has a 92 Chevy Wagon, running driving with lt1 for 2800. Car looks pretty good.
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A lot of booger-eating crystal meth tweakers advertise their TBI 305 or 350 '91-'93 B-body GM cars as being "LT1" equipped. They are among the same demographic that tends to refer to aftermarket wheels using the words "custom" and "rims"... Last edited by 6130; 08-07-2021 at 06:50 PM. |
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Sounds like you're doing your homework..That's good.
Just be careful who you listen to..This won't be a pure stocker. OD trans planetaries and clutches and LU converters have no business in a good K/SA car. You'll leave too much ET on the table. I think you already know that. ;-)
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only one problem with this combo .... no stick
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