84 SVO mod help
#1
84 SVO mod help
I may have a chance to get an 84 SVO, but i was wondering how expensive is it to mod an SVO? My goal would basically be like 12.0-12.5 1/4 mile, just curious on how much money would be involved to achieve that.
#3
RE: 84 SVO mod help
Depends on how aggressive you want to get. Best bet would be to get a free flowing manifold and mate that to a Holset, downpipe and full exhaust. A FMIC is a must. You would want to add an LA3 computer and 35# injectors at the very least. Any kind of porting to the intake/head side of the engine is going to increase the power. For times like that you are going to need sticky tires, and eventually an 8.8 out back.
Like sleeper said, there are different routes you can go. You can set out to make it as cheap as is possible, or you can spend the big $ to have a really nice setup. There really isn't any way to set out a dollar amount that you are looking for.
Like sleeper said, there are different routes you can go. You can set out to make it as cheap as is possible, or you can spend the big $ to have a really nice setup. There really isn't any way to set out a dollar amount that you are looking for.
#5
RE: 84 SVO mod help
I talked to a guy at Norwalk with a Turbo GT (same motor) and he had a pretty simple setup. LA3 and 35# injectors, FMIC, Holset set at 30 psi, ranger roller cam, log style manifold, some intake and head porting, and drag radials. Running race gas and untuned the car ran 11.70's. It could be detuned some and/or a meth setup added to get a car you could driveany time you wanted.
#7
RE: 84 SVO mod help
That will mostly depend on how you get your parts, and what you choose to get. FMIC kits range anywhere from $500-1K, or you can make one yourself with an ebay special for anywhere between 2-$300. Holsets new can be between 5-$600, and used between 1-$300 depending on how lucky you are. LA3's and 35 # injectors are fairly cheap. Cam will depend on new or used, and the same with the manifold. Porting is free if you have the know-how or desire to learn. Radials will vary by your wheel size and brand.
#8
RE: 84 SVO mod help
Thanks, sounds like if i shop around and dont want it to be done NOW, i can make it a budget build and have a pretty quick car.
Just curious on why you haven't decided to go that route or do you have bigger plans?
Just curious on why you haven't decided to go that route or do you have bigger plans?
#9
RE: 84 SVO mod help
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Thanks, sounds like if i shop around and dont want it to be done NOW, i can make it a budget build and have a pretty quick car.
Just curious on why you haven't decided to go that route or do you have bigger plans?
Thanks, sounds like if i shop around and dont want it to be done NOW, i can make it a budget build and have a pretty quick car.
Just curious on why you haven't decided to go that route or do you have bigger plans?
#10
RE: 84 SVO mod help
Sounds like the Holset turbo is the way to go. People beat on them all day long and love them. I've built on mine since I was 15. Since then, I have added ported intakes, roller cam, T3, Rod's stainless header, 3 inch exhaust, front mount intercooler, LA3 with 35# injectors, Kirbna on the rail, K&N on the VAM and a Bosch by-pass valve. It has an 8.8 with 3.55 gears and a Hurst Shifter. It needs a paint job but that will get done when I get out of college next year!