2.1L TVS Redline
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2.1L TVS Redline
- 2.1L Ecotec
- ZZP Girdled LE5 block
- mrbelvedere sleeves
- LSJ crank
- Eagle L61 rods
- Diamond forged pistons (10.5:1)
- Level Zero Motorsports balance shaft delete kit
- ATI SuperDamper
- GMPP LSJ clutch upgrade
- LNF shifter bracket
- Head
- LSJ head (ported/polished by lsjion)
- ZZP 82# valve springs
- ZZP Stage 2 supercharged cams
- Intake/Exhaust
- TVS w/2.7" pulley
- Single pass intake manifold w/flow through tank
- Stock air intake
- Injector Dynamics 1000cc injectors
- DeuschWorks DW300 fuel pump
- E85
- ZZP Boost-referenced Fuel Pressure System
- ZZP phenolic spacer
- ZZP longtube header
- ZZP 3" exhaust w/ Magnaflow resonator, Magnaflow muffler
- Suspension
- FE5 aluminum arms (upgraded from Redline's stock FE3 steel arms)
- Powell Raceshop leading Delrin bushings
- Powell Raceshop trailing spherical bushings
- PowerGrid Inc Sway bar end links
- Powell Raceshop Hardcore rear sway bar
- Centric Cross-drilled/slotted brakes
- Hawk HPS brake pads
- Dunlop Direzza Sport Z1 Star Specs (235/40/17)
- Visual
- Smoked headlights, front corners and tail lights
- Competition package wheels
- Rear spoiler delete
- Red painted brake calipers
- Red painted strut bar
- Polished valve cover
- Interior
- B&M Short throw shifter
- Aeroforce Dual Interceptors (mounted in dual steering column pod)
- AEM Fuel Pressure, Boost, and Wideband (mounted in triple pod A-pillar cover)
First startup was last night. Has some misfire issues but they seemed to sort themselves out as the motor warmed up. Took it for a shakedown test drive and all else seems sound.
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Thanks buddy.
This is how I've wanted it since day one. I now have everything on the motor that I've always wanted. Now... I have some more suspension and other things to worry about.
Thanks. To really enjoy the TVS you have to have octane and a smaller pulley. It doesn't really start to shine until you start pushing it, and revving it out.
There will be videos to come.
They seem to be a good combination already. I don't even have to barely tap the throttle and it just wants to jump into the revs.
There will be videos to come.
They seem to be a good combination already. I don't even have to barely tap the throttle and it just wants to jump into the revs.
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If you have higher octane available, and if you have a good tune, there is nothing at all wrong with higher compression. Too many people are afraid to run it for fear of blowing up, but if you do it the right way, then it's absolutely better all around. Better hp, better mpg, better torque curve. The octane is helpful, but you really need to get the tune spot on. E85 just helps to get there easier.
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Thanks, Taylor. Again, I never claim to be a better driver than you, but if it is running good, I'd pay to see what you could run with it at the drag strip (street use I got).
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Thanks. More videos to come for sure.