Finally had the time to finish the car.

Discussion in '94-95 Talk' started by vp6799, Dec 13, 2006.

  1. vp6799 New Member

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    I have finally found the time to finish the 5 spd swap from an aode. Also installed an F-cam and did some preventive maintainance while the drivetrain was out.

    Mellings high volume oil pump
    FRPP oil pump drive shaft
    New oil pan due to some rust on the old one
    Rear main seal
    Power steering rack, old one had a dead spot
    motor mounts
    Tranny mount

    For the swap, I used a King Cobra Clutch and a B&M Pro-Ripper shifter

    The swap was actually pretty easy to do (on a lift of course). It couldn't have gone any smoother.

    The biggest addition was the F-cam. I love it. It's like a totally diff car....:nice:
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    Nice. I was wondering about that F cam. No idle issues? I know it has a LSA of 114* but wasn't sure if our EEC would put up with that cam.
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    It was really bad last night and this morning. It was putting and small backfires through the intake tube. Once I started checking everything over, I found out that the adjustment bolt for the distributor had backed off and the timing got all screwed up.

    I just set it back at 14 deg and it runs and idles very well. I can get a rolling start in first about 10 mph and just floor it, it will just spin right through first and I can rip a seriously mean second. It's been a while since i've driven a standard. My buddy can get rip into fourth with it.

    Upper RPM range is unbelievable now. Gotta be carefull using the highway on ramps, she like to kick out now....LOL

    Next is 3:73's and a complete exhaust.
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    Sweet, thanks man.

    3.73s are definately nice. But, unless you have a power adder planned or lots of highway driving 4.10s would be better. I really regret not manning up and going with 4.10s.
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    I'd like to keep it somewhat decent for the highway. That's why I'm thinking of 3:73's

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