mods...
We all know,once we start we can't stop....i feel the disease....i'm sinking....
We all know,once we start we can't stop....i feel the disease....i'm sinking....A saying I try to remember is, " When you pull the pin, Mr Hand Grenade is no longer your friend."
Maybe a few well chosen and Warranty friendly (check with your service department) mods to start.
I really want to do Heads, Cam, and a Tune (440rwhp+) or a Procharger (490rwhp+) - but I have personally seen what a blower can do to a STOCK shortblock.
Maybe a wise start would be Haltech Air Intake and Headers first.
Sometimes headerrs will only void the exhaust part of your warranty if anything.
I have seen 6 speed cars make over 370rwhp+ with these limited mods.
Later on after this it would be easy and beneficial to do Heads and Cam if so inclined (440rwhp+) after losing at the track to a new Z06 and wanting a rematch.
I usually like to do mods that are easily removed in case of a problem, some blowers fall under this category, Nitrous which I have never used, bolt-ons, etc....
Another thought I had was Haltech intake, Headers, Ported and Poilshed worked over stock heads (no cam) and a TUNE. I'll bet it would be good for 400rwhp easily on a 6 speed car and 11 second 1/4 miles.
Chances are, if anything went wrong during the warranty period, it ould not be due to these mods and except for the headers - either warranty friendly or unnoticeable to a service department.
The Mod bug is contagious and spreads quickly, it is also very hard to cure once you get it.
With all that said, What should I do first?
Howard
j/kIt is all relative, my 2000 Blown GT had 385rwhp, my Viper had about 420rwhp, my Cobra 445rwhp, and my 92 Stang had 461rwhp - so my current 320-340rwhp cars feel tame in comparison, but not slow by any means.
I think with the lightweight C6, 400rwhp would be nice which = 380rwhp in the automatic.
Howard
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