varam velocity stack
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From: Nr London England
Originally Posted by C5Generl
is the varam velocity stack any good? should i spend my money on this?
If however you are at super sonic speeds then a norrowing, or increase in intake velocity would yeild an increase in pressure.
A smoother intake track should yeild a better response but by how much? I'd spend the money on a new TB instead.
Last edited by 300bhp/ton; Jul 28, 2005 at 05:43 PM.
Burning Brakes
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From: Fayetteville AR
All I know is that was my first mod I made along with the larger "carbon fiber" air bridge that I installed at the same time and it made a noticeable difference. The intake sound was louder and deeper and the rear wheels would break loose a lot quicker that before. Not sure what kind of HP gains but with these two mods only I could feel the difference. And I dont think the air bridge could give me that kind of power. I would do it again.
"AlohaC5" Senior Member
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From: Madison, AL
Save your money and use it toward a port & polish of your stock TB by Mark Shaner ($160) - now that's money well spent!
Originally Posted by C5Generl
is the varam velocity stack any good? should i spend my money on this?
