Dale Young wrote:Wiesco forged pistons, Eagle H beam forged rods, polish stock crank, 2.3 oil pump swap, ARP head and main studs, port & polish stoch head or get 2.3 HO head (086 casting), HO intake and tb, HO or bigger cams, header, 2.5" cat back, Team Green lsd and finally power adder of your choice turbo supercharger or nitrous then go have fun.
Josh Watson wrote:Dale Young wrote:Wiesco forged pistons, Eagle H beam forged rods, polish stock crank, 2.3 oil pump swap, ARP head and main studs, port & polish stoch head or get 2.3 HO head (086 casting), HO intake and tb, HO or bigger cams, header, 2.5" cat back, Team Green lsd and finally power adder of your choice turbo supercharger or nitrous then go have fun.
I was told HO Cams are bad for boost applications, to use "Secret Cams" with boost?
Cody Albrecht wrote:i have a 2000 cavalier with a 2.4l in it and im wondering what i can do internally to get the most out of my engine like cams, valves, porting, pistons, rod lengths, rods... i would really like to build it for street/strip i don't care bout economy and am looking for more lw to mid range torque. any ideas on where i can get the parts and what parts i should get because i cant find anything for this engine.
thanks,
cody
NJHK wrote:Cody Albrecht wrote:i have a 2000 cavalier with a 2.4l in it and im wondering what i can do internally to get the most out of my engine like cams, valves, porting, pistons, rod lengths, rods... i would really like to build it for street/strip i don't care bout economy and am looking for more lw to mid range torque. any ideas on where i can get the parts and what parts i should get because i cant find anything for this engine.
thanks,
cody
Whats your budget? Whats your goal? You can literally change out all those parts and really not gain much out of it if you don't have a good plan ahead of you. Also in some cases, its just absolutely not necessary. If you want good low-midrange, then don't touch your valvetrain as any air modifications will just raise your powerband unless you're talking about utilizing forced induction.
azncav wrote:NJHK wrote:Cody Albrecht wrote:i have a 2000 cavalier with a 2.4l in it and im wondering what i can do internally to get the most out of my engine like cams, valves, porting, pistons, rod lengths, rods... i would really like to build it for street/strip i don't care bout economy and am looking for more lw to mid range torque. any ideas on where i can get the parts and what parts i should get because i cant find anything for this engine.
thanks,
cody
Whats your budget? Whats your goal? You can literally change out all those parts and really not gain much out of it if you don't have a good plan ahead of you. Also in some cases, its just absolutely not necessary. If you want good low-midrange, then don't touch your valvetrain as any air modifications will just raise your powerband unless you're talking about utilizing forced induction.
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