high flow bellows???
07-18-2002, 07:11 PM
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high flow bellows???
are they worth it or just hype???
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94 z28 Flowmaster catback
Slp cold air New LT1 crate motor 1le tranny mount Cut-Out and redline water wetter. TBB! LT4,KM
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94 z28 Flowmaster catback
Slp cold air New LT1 crate motor 1le tranny mount Cut-Out and redline water wetter. TBB! LT4,KM
Just like Chucky !!!
07-18-2002, 08:42 PM
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I just ordered mine from a guy who makes his own, Redhawk Bellows, cost me $30 shipped. I think they may help for 1-2 hp but everything adds up.
With headers, full exhaust, lid, filter, MAF ends, and FTRA. What else can I do to improve flow other than heads or a cam?
I figure it should be worth $30.
STEVE
With headers, full exhaust, lid, filter, MAF ends, and FTRA. What else can I do to improve flow other than heads or a cam?
I figure it should be worth $30.
STEVE
07-18-2002, 11:03 PM
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I see you have a 94 in your sig...
Are we talking LS1 stuff or LT1 stuff here?
As far as LS1s go, the only bellow worth the dough is the Fernco brand... For $6 you can't beat it with a stick.
Mine has been on the car 3 years and counting.
Dave
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Are we talking LS1 stuff or LT1 stuff here?
As far as LS1s go, the only bellow worth the dough is the Fernco brand... For $6 you can't beat it with a stick.
Mine has been on the car 3 years and counting.
Dave
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