If you had my mods, what would your next step be?
inexpensive mods:
-electric cutout because flowmasters are well known for being pretty restrictive.
-pullies
-electric water pump
-airfoil
-ZO6 maf
expensive:
-roller rockers
-long tube headers w/ dual electric cutouts
-electric cutout because flowmasters are well known for being pretty restrictive.
-pullies
-electric water pump
-airfoil
-ZO6 maf
expensive:
-roller rockers
-long tube headers w/ dual electric cutouts
Originally posted by teke184
inexpensive mods:
-electric cutout because flowmasters are well known for being pretty restrictive.
-pullies
-electric water pump
-airfoil
-ZO6 maf
expensive:
-roller rockers
-long tube headers w/ dual electric cutouts
inexpensive mods:
-electric cutout because flowmasters are well known for being pretty restrictive.
-pullies
-electric water pump
-airfoil
-ZO6 maf
expensive:
-roller rockers
-long tube headers w/ dual electric cutouts
A cutout would be a good idea, and it's around $50 including the weld. If you got the loot, headers would really open that exhaust up. The free mods would also be good.
Good cat-back exhaust before hassling with headers. If you can handle the noise a cutout is plenty effective and cheap.
A full CAI is also one of the first mods to do!
TB bypass is free and easy.
Always start with the easy air-in/air-out stuff before diving into expensive parts and headaches.
As always I will say "leave the MAF alone!"
Electric waterpump isn't for everybody. If you don't mind the fact that it can fail anytime than go right ahead but most of us use these pumps to run stronger timing sets with our cam setups, a few extra hp is an added benefit.
Depending on miles you may want to invest in a good tune-up!
A full CAI is also one of the first mods to do!
TB bypass is free and easy.
Always start with the easy air-in/air-out stuff before diving into expensive parts and headaches.
As always I will say "leave the MAF alone!"
Electric waterpump isn't for everybody. If you don't mind the fact that it can fail anytime than go right ahead but most of us use these pumps to run stronger timing sets with our cam setups, a few extra hp is an added benefit.
Depending on miles you may want to invest in a good tune-up!
Forget about the cat-back......for now it will only give you minimal gains, headers will really wake up an LT1. The $300+ for a catback can be used for some decent headers....
Hooker Lt's if you have no emission requirements
or either MAC's, or Hooker shorties will be good.
I wouldn't condiser a Flowmaster muffler much of a mod, you need to increase the size of those pipes or invest on a custom dual exhaust set-up. Now you are rolling.
CAI is a must.....!!!!!!!!!!!
Then gears
Hooker Lt's if you have no emission requirements
or either MAC's, or Hooker shorties will be good.
I wouldn't condiser a Flowmaster muffler much of a mod, you need to increase the size of those pipes or invest on a custom dual exhaust set-up. Now you are rolling.
CAI is a must.....!!!!!!!!!!!
Then gears
Originally posted by 96ZRDR
Forget about the cat-back......for now it will only give you minimal gains, headers will really wake up an LT1. The $300+ for a catback can be used for some decent headers....
Hooker Lt's if you have no emission requirements
or either MAC's, or Hooker shorties will be good.
Forget about the cat-back......for now it will only give you minimal gains, headers will really wake up an LT1. The $300+ for a catback can be used for some decent headers....
Hooker Lt's if you have no emission requirements
or either MAC's, or Hooker shorties will be good.
A cat-back gives about as minimal gains as a CAI, by your logic you should forget about the CAI as well and dive right into a monster cam and heads.
Or, maybe I'm the crazy one



He doesn't even have a cat-back!