Modding my 90 coupe
Melting Slicks
Joined: Aug 2000
Posts: 2,009
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From: Springfield MO
Re: Modding my 90 coupe (aroulette)
I don't really have a first 5 mods,I kinda did it with one shot. I would do TPIS headers, TpiS catback, open air lid with K&N, ADJ fuel pressure reg, and under drive crank pulley.
Headers-750
catback-600
air lid and filter-75
Fuel reg.-100
crank pulley with belt-100
With a solid launch very low 13's with a 6 speed car (possibly into the 12's....Vic89 for example)
Headers-750
catback-600
air lid and filter-75
Fuel reg.-100
crank pulley with belt-100
With a solid launch very low 13's with a 6 speed car (possibly into the 12's....Vic89 for example)
Safety Car
Joined: Jun 2000
Posts: 4,870
Likes: 25
From: Long Island, NY
Re: Modding my 90 coupe (aroulette)
All my mods are listed in the signature in the order they were installed.
I would do exhaust first, that is the biggest restriction.
All the other mods will give you small gains, but remember that 5 small mods will add up nicely.
All bolton L98's should run low 13's very easily.
Vic
I would do exhaust first, that is the biggest restriction.
All the other mods will give you small gains, but remember that 5 small mods will add up nicely.
All bolton L98's should run low 13's very easily.
Vic
Thats good advice your getting :)
Racer
Joined: Jan 2002
Posts: 355
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From: Sarasota FL
Re: Modding my 90 coupe (aroulette)
My first five on my 90 coupe were:
1. K&N air filter w/ open cover ($100)
2. Accel distributor cap & coil ($70)
3. Taylor SpiroPro Wires ($60)
4. AC Delco Rapid Fire plugs ($30)
5. Flowmaster Force II cat-back system ($500)
The most significant improvement from all the above is that it sounds cooler...
Mark
:cheers:
1. K&N air filter w/ open cover ($100)
2. Accel distributor cap & coil ($70)
3. Taylor SpiroPro Wires ($60)
4. AC Delco Rapid Fire plugs ($30)
5. Flowmaster Force II cat-back system ($500)
The most significant improvement from all the above is that it sounds cooler...
Mark
:cheers:
