2007 ss...
2007 ss...
I have a 07 ss 2.4 na, dyno at 210hp, 12.5:1 compression, built bottom end with domed pistons, built head, ported and milled, comp cams, it's a dirt racer, I have some of the bolt on goodies like header cold air intake, except I still run stock injectors stock fuel rail, stock plug wires, stock ignition, stock 2.4 intake manifold, stock throttle body, ..
My question is, would changing any of those I mentioned get me more power? more torque? quicker? faster? or should I just leave it as is? Always trying to go faster..thank you
My question is, would changing any of those I mentioned get me more power? more torque? quicker? faster? or should I just leave it as is? Always trying to go faster..thank you
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Really depends on how much youre willing to spend to gain a few percent in power.
2.4 intake manifold is probably the best stock manifold for any ecotec trying to make power NA.
Adding a larger throttle will help slightly, I think ZZP sells an adapter plate to run an LSJ throttle body on an LE5 intake manifold but youll need a tune.
https://zzperformance.com/products/l...-adapter-plate
2.4 intake manifold is probably the best stock manifold for any ecotec trying to make power NA.
Adding a larger throttle will help slightly, I think ZZP sells an adapter plate to run an LSJ throttle body on an LE5 intake manifold but youll need a tune.
https://zzperformance.com/products/l...-adapter-plate
You're pretty much at max after the TB + plate. You could do the short tube + catless for your specific application (again, tune is needed) but you'd only net gain maybe about 15-20HP for spending $1000. After that, it's forced induction to go any faster. Slowbalt here knows his **** for the 2.2/2.4L since he's done it and more himself.
...just don't ask him if the car has left the blocks yet
...just don't ask him if the car has left the blocks yet
Joined: 05-15-11
Posts: 27,333
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From: Livonia, MI
You're pretty much at max after the TB + plate. You could do the short tube + catless for your specific application (again, tune is needed) but you'd only net gain maybe about 15-20HP for spending $1000. After that, it's forced induction to go any faster. Slowbalt here knows his **** for the 2.2/2.4L since he's done it and more himself.
...just don't ask him if the car has left the blocks yet
...just don't ask him if the car has left the blocks yet
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