Best bang for the $$$$$$
Re: Best bang for the $$$$$$
If you mean mods, then here's my list. Pacesetter coated LT's, true dual exhaust with X pipe, SSRA with a lid, and a madz28.com tune. For a little over a grand you'll gain about 50rwhp and sound mean.
Jason
Jason
Welcome to the site.
Yes, and how about using the fance "search" feature we have here, too?
TS
Originally Posted by 1stls1
How about some info(auto?,any other mods already done?).
TS
Re: Best bang for the $$$$$$
Originally Posted by 95GRNZ
Welcome to the site.
Yes, and how about using the fance "search" feature we have here, too?
TS
Yes, and how about using the fance "search" feature we have here, too?
TS
Re: Best bang for the $$$$$$
Originally Posted by BirchMan98z
How about you do a search on the word "Fancy?"
And your point is?
Re: Best bang for the $$$$$$
Welcome to the board.
Start out with a lid. Every LS1 car (from mild to heavily modified) has one, so it's a mod you'll have forever. They're all basically the same. I got my Direct-Flo for $75. You won't feel anything after it's installed, but the extra power will be there.
As far as exhaust goes, select the one with the sound you like the best and one that will give you good power gains. www.ls1sounds.com is a good site to start at.
Don't bother with a K&N, they're worth like 1-2HP at the most and aren't worth the hassle of cleaning them. A paper filter works just fine.
Start out with a lid. Every LS1 car (from mild to heavily modified) has one, so it's a mod you'll have forever. They're all basically the same. I got my Direct-Flo for $75. You won't feel anything after it's installed, but the extra power will be there.
As far as exhaust goes, select the one with the sound you like the best and one that will give you good power gains. www.ls1sounds.com is a good site to start at.
Don't bother with a K&N, they're worth like 1-2HP at the most and aren't worth the hassle of cleaning them. A paper filter works just fine.
Re: Best bang for the $$$$$$
Originally Posted by danziger
Spray, hands down. You can get a nice wet nitrous kit for under $600 and bolt on 150rwhp in an afternoon...
Re: Best bang for the $$$$$$
I have a 6 spd. with K&N Air intake and 3:42 gears. I was thinking of going with a 3:73 Auburn pro type, cone type limited slip unit. That would wake her up, I need a heavier duty rear because I'm running 17" x 11" rear rims and 335's in back. I want it to be a quiet, unasuming ,quicker than stock car.
Re: Best bang for the $$$$$$
Originally Posted by Antz97ZNJ
I wouldnt suggest bolting on a 150 rwhp nos system to a stock engine
Last edited by Turo; Nov 28, 2004 at 10:18 AM.
Re: Best bang for the $$$$$$
Best Bang for the buck mod has to be a cutout hands down.
I say this since Nitrous can be very expensive over the long haul, just considering filling bottles, and rebuilds if you get greedy, don't tune it right, etc...
$25 part & $20 labor to have it welded on.
I say this since Nitrous can be very expensive over the long haul, just considering filling bottles, and rebuilds if you get greedy, don't tune it right, etc...
$25 part & $20 labor to have it welded on.
Re: Best bang for the $$$$$$
Originally Posted by Antz97ZNJ
I wouldnt suggest bolting on a 150 rwhp nos system to a stock engine
It will work on an LS1 just fine if the proper safety measures are used.
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