This sounds accurate (I was surprised how little weight it took off when I pulled it on my camaro), and it makes me wonder why everybody and their mom pulls their A/C out on their cars. I see people pulling out their A/C's on their daily driver cars that are stock or close to it, as if it is actually going to make some kind of difference. I pulled mine on my camaro, but I got a cam. I really can't see why someone without a cam or something to justify it would pull their A/C.

 

Taking out the ac smog pump egr all vaccuum lines did in fact clean my engine bay up. I wasn't saying taking the egr out alone would clean it up. Show me a pic of a stock engine bay and i'll show u how much cleaner mine is and how much more room there us too work under the hood.

 

I guess we can argue about personal preferences all day but that's of no value.

The original poster hasn't said anything since 2 April so maybe we should assume his question has been answered...

 

its the t-56 tranny i was looking at the cc503 cam kit. but im worried about the rear end holding up. what would be the best replacement for that building the stock rear end. or a better replacement ?
thanks.

 

one thing at a time dude! majeesus!

yes you want mods,but you fubarred the cam selection with ebay junk and we need to adress one mistake first then move on to the next

 

You also need to understand... the person who asked the question owns a 95. The AIR/EGR setup is significantly different than your 93. The details.... like what year car are we talking about... make a difference.

 

QUOTE=grabbem88;6654556]one thing at a time dude! majeesus!

yes you want mods,but you fubarred the cam selection with ebay junk and we need to adress one mistake first then move on to the next[/QUOTE]

i was just asking the guys who have done made this kinda power if the rear end would hold and if not the best replacement. what good is alott of power if your gonna snap the rear end?[

 

Good questions... but I can tell you from experience - rather than start asking more questions onto your current post, start a new post about the rear axle. And, start it in the right forum. Questions about the rear axle assembly are posted on the "Drivetrain" forum, and there is a "sticky" at the top of that forum listing that covers the available options for rear axle replacement.