need advice on modified engine
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Heel & Toe
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 23
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From: Lumberton TX
Welcome to the forum. 
Take a sec to fill out your profile so we can see where you live. If you were in California, then the suggestion would be to put it all back to stock. However, great gains can be had by removing the stock exhaust system and replacing it with better flowing exhaust.
It usually takes a lifetime to figure out what the previous owners do to the cars we buy. We call all previous owners, Bubba, because they never do anything right, and it's a PITA to fix it all.
However, use this opportunity to make some changes that will increase the performance and enhance your enjoyment of the car.
Can you post some pics of the car, the engine, and the problem areas liek cut hoses and such?
Take a sec to fill out your profile so we can see where you live. If you were in California, then the suggestion would be to put it all back to stock. However, great gains can be had by removing the stock exhaust system and replacing it with better flowing exhaust.
It usually takes a lifetime to figure out what the previous owners do to the cars we buy. We call all previous owners, Bubba, because they never do anything right, and it's a PITA to fix it all.
However, use this opportunity to make some changes that will increase the performance and enhance your enjoyment of the car.
Can you post some pics of the car, the engine, and the problem areas liek cut hoses and such?
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Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 51
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From: Keller TX
I am in Texas - DFW area. Only pay $12 and they only check the lights, horn, wipers and breaks. Only reason they look under the hood is because they are curious. It is registered as a classic or some such. Do what you want with it and enjoy it.
