need to pick next mod
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Apr 2006
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From: Lincoln NE
need to pick next mod
Current set up.. not tuned 98 coupe.
Dual cones CAI- this is a cheap ebay set up. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/97-98...60965685QQrdZ1 (this might actually be hurting more than it's helping)
this came with the car^^
Corsa exhaust
with the above i put down 317RWHP.
and starting Friday afternoon LS6 intake.
so now what? i'm wanting to keep my spending right at or below $700
what would be the next big bang for my buck?
Dual cones CAI- this is a cheap ebay set up. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/97-98...60965685QQrdZ1 (this might actually be hurting more than it's helping)
this came with the car^^
Corsa exhaust
with the above i put down 317RWHP.
and starting Friday afternoon LS6 intake.
so now what? i'm wanting to keep my spending right at or below $700
what would be the next big bang for my buck?
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Burning Brakes
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 976
Likes: 1
From: Lincoln NE
link? reviews?
I buddy is a jet hot dealer and owes me $50 so I could get them for about $600 shipped.
will these fit stock piping ?
I buddy is a jet hot dealer and owes me $50 so I could get them for about $600 shipped.
will these fit stock piping ?
Last edited by N0TDADYS_98; May 3, 2006 at 02:25 PM.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Aug 2004
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From: Derry NH
Do you want power? Appearance?
These cars respond best to headers, but a dyno tune is highly recommended with them. You got nothing from your catback.
Catbacks on these cars are purely for sound change. Modern mufflers are actually really good.
With your current setup, you won't see much from an LS6 manifold either.
Again, headers are the best power adder for these cars, bar-none.
These cars respond best to headers, but a dyno tune is highly recommended with them. You got nothing from your catback.
Catbacks on these cars are purely for sound change. Modern mufflers are actually really good.With your current setup, you won't see much from an LS6 manifold either.
Again, headers are the best power adder for these cars, bar-none.
