2500$$ to spend..what mods??
2500$$ to spend..what mods??
i have a 1995 z28 with 30lbs fuel injectors that were just put in along with a brand new distributor and fuel pump. since i had a crappy horrible hesitation and stumble before i had changed the fuel pump.....everything is awesome now, even smoked a 2002 gay mustang gt easily.....but anyways i got 2500$ bucks to spend on mods....what mods shall i go with since its pretty much a stock lt1....??? stall???? cam??? any ideas??
A4, M6? im a big believer in upgrading the basics first; gears, converter, clutch, tires, exhaust. ive been down the power adder road in my mustangs, they run good. but as ive gotten older ive learned that dependability and consistency are more important then just upping the boost. dont get me wrong, boost and nitrous is great. and contrary to popular belief its not easy power. IMO its more difficult to build a forced induction combo, but you are better off strengthening the basics first.
as far as what specific mods for you, what is your intended use of your car? what are your goals? is their anything you need fixed on it now?
as far as what specific mods for you, what is your intended use of your car? what are your goals? is their anything you need fixed on it now?
Originally posted by 93turbo5oh
A4, M6? im a big believer in upgrading the basics first; gears, converter, clutch, tires, exhaust. ive been down the power adder road in my mustangs, they run good. but as ive gotten older ive learned that dependability and consistency are more important then just upping the boost. dont get me wrong, boost and nitrous is great. and contrary to popular belief its not easy power. IMO its more difficult to build a forced induction combo, but you are better off strengthening the basics first.
as far as what specific mods for you, what is your intended use of your car? what are your goals? is their anything you need fixed on it now?
A4, M6? im a big believer in upgrading the basics first; gears, converter, clutch, tires, exhaust. ive been down the power adder road in my mustangs, they run good. but as ive gotten older ive learned that dependability and consistency are more important then just upping the boost. dont get me wrong, boost and nitrous is great. and contrary to popular belief its not easy power. IMO its more difficult to build a forced induction combo, but you are better off strengthening the basics first.
as far as what specific mods for you, what is your intended use of your car? what are your goals? is their anything you need fixed on it now?
Originally posted by joecool72
Totally agree. I'd also throw in there sub-frame connectors and a strut tower brace. But definately upgrade your basics first before you start tossing money into something else.
Totally agree. I'd also throw in there sub-frame connectors and a strut tower brace. But definately upgrade your basics first before you start tossing money into something else.
Heres what I would do:
LT Headers - $500
True Duals - $200
Cam Kit - $600
Subframe Connectors - $100
CAI - $150
Eibach Pro Kit - $175
Shocks - $125
Drag Radials - $300
TQ Converter - $400
All that for $2,550. Definitely get you off to a good start.
LT Headers - $500
True Duals - $200
Cam Kit - $600
Subframe Connectors - $100
CAI - $150
Eibach Pro Kit - $175
Shocks - $125
Drag Radials - $300
TQ Converter - $400
All that for $2,550. Definitely get you off to a good start.
Originally posted by Z-Scrilla
Heres what I would do:
LT Headers - $500
True Duals - $200
Cam Kit - $600
Subframe Connectors - $100
CAI - $150
Eibach Pro Kit - $175
Shocks - $125
Drag Radials - $300
TQ Converter - $400
All that for $2,550. Definitely get you off to a good start.
Heres what I would do:
LT Headers - $500
True Duals - $200
Cam Kit - $600
Subframe Connectors - $100
CAI - $150
Eibach Pro Kit - $175
Shocks - $125
Drag Radials - $300
TQ Converter - $400
All that for $2,550. Definitely get you off to a good start.
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