Mods & 1/4 Estimate?
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From: Northeast NJ
I personally would get rid of the G2 and do a different intake all together, an SLP if you like underhood bling, or a K&N or Moroso if you don't really care. However, my first mod on an automatic would definitely be a torque converter... go with one around a 2800-3200 RPM stall speed. After that go straight to exhaust, longtubes and catback if you really want power.
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try www.thunderracing.com
you can get it pretty much anywhere that sells LT1 parts, but thunder has been very good to me and their customer service is excellent.
you can get it pretty much anywhere that sells LT1 parts, but thunder has been very good to me and their customer service is excellent.
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From: Saginaw, Michigan
My list of best performance mods, in order:
1) Cold Air Induction (CAI)
2) Headers
3) Cat-back exhaust
4) 1.6 RR's and springs
5) Cam and timing chain
6) Mail order PCM tune
7) Gears
8) Ported heads
9) 52mm Throttle Body
Injectors, wires, plugs, pullies...
Best Handling Mods, In order:
1) Sub frame connectors
2) 35mm Front Sway Bar
3) Shocks
4) Larger rims and tires
Dan
1) Cold Air Induction (CAI)
2) Headers
3) Cat-back exhaust
4) 1.6 RR's and springs
5) Cam and timing chain
6) Mail order PCM tune
7) Gears
8) Ported heads
9) 52mm Throttle Body
Injectors, wires, plugs, pullies...
Best Handling Mods, In order:
1) Sub frame connectors
2) 35mm Front Sway Bar
3) Shocks
4) Larger rims and tires
Dan
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that ebay link is a "stack on" under drive pulley, they show minimal gains, dont bet on 10-15hp, a dyno test showed 0.7rwhp gain with a stack on UD pulley.
when i decided to buy an underdrive pulley, i looked around and the general concensus is that the ASP underdrive pulley is the best, it is not a stack on it replaces the stock pulley, the ASP pulley has 25% under drive. it is a little more expensive though, i picked mine up for $150 plus a $10 belt.
jesse
when i decided to buy an underdrive pulley, i looked around and the general concensus is that the ASP underdrive pulley is the best, it is not a stack on it replaces the stock pulley, the ASP pulley has 25% under drive. it is a little more expensive though, i picked mine up for $150 plus a $10 belt.
jesse
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From: The Wild West
Originally posted by stereomandan
My list of best performance mods, in order:
1) Cold Air Induction (CAI)
2) Headers
3) Cat-back exhaust
4) 1.6 RR's and springs
5) Cam and timing chain
6) Mail order PCM tune
7) Gears
8) Ported heads
9) 52mm Throttle Body
Injectors, wires, plugs, pullies...
Best Handling Mods, In order:
1) Sub frame connectors
2) 35mm Front Sway Bar
3) Shocks
4) Larger rims and tires
Dan
My list of best performance mods, in order:
1) Cold Air Induction (CAI)
2) Headers
3) Cat-back exhaust
4) 1.6 RR's and springs
5) Cam and timing chain
6) Mail order PCM tune
7) Gears
8) Ported heads
9) 52mm Throttle Body
Injectors, wires, plugs, pullies...
Best Handling Mods, In order:
1) Sub frame connectors
2) 35mm Front Sway Bar
3) Shocks
4) Larger rims and tires
Dan
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From: Northeast NJ
Originally posted by stereomandan
My list of best performance mods, in order:
1) Cold Air Induction (CAI)
2) Headers
3) Cat-back exhaust
4) 1.6 RR's and springs
5) Cam and timing chain
6) Mail order PCM tune
7) Gears
8) Ported heads
9) 52mm Throttle Body
Injectors, wires, plugs, pullies...
Best Handling Mods, In order:
1) Sub frame connectors
2) 35mm Front Sway Bar
3) Shocks
4) Larger rims and tires
Dan
My list of best performance mods, in order:
1) Cold Air Induction (CAI)
2) Headers
3) Cat-back exhaust
4) 1.6 RR's and springs
5) Cam and timing chain
6) Mail order PCM tune
7) Gears
8) Ported heads
9) 52mm Throttle Body
Injectors, wires, plugs, pullies...
Best Handling Mods, In order:
1) Sub frame connectors
2) 35mm Front Sway Bar
3) Shocks
4) Larger rims and tires
Dan
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Posts: 3,620
From: Saginaw, Michigan
Originally posted by enisguy
I would put a stall in the top 3 if the car is an automatic...
I would put a stall in the top 3 if the car is an automatic...
Dan
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From: Crystal Lake, IL
Mods like plugs and wires arent really mods imo
just a simple tune up..
CAI + Catback were the first 2 things i did to my car..
Then headers
and then straight to heads/cam with some other small bolt on stuff here and there
the cheap mods usually net lower hp (pullies, T-stat, Plugs. Wires. Coil) They are cheap for a reason
just a simple tune up..
CAI + Catback were the first 2 things i did to my car..
Then headers
and then straight to heads/cam with some other small bolt on stuff here and there
the cheap mods usually net lower hp (pullies, T-stat, Plugs. Wires. Coil) They are cheap for a reason
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From: Columbus,IN
Originally posted by ElectronBlueC3
Anybody happen to know the part number for the hypertech thermostat for my 94?
Anybody happen to know the part number for the hypertech thermostat for my 94?
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