Topping off the 5.3
03-25-2014, 05:04 PM
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Thats exactly what i wanted to hear. This year i just wanna get the car driving and get a grasp of the ls engine, new to them. Im sure i am going to love them compared to old school small blocks. The combo this year is pretty mild and should run well. Next year if all goes well i would love to do a single 76mm setup with the e85. I was a technician before switching to work at jeep plant so it feels good to be wrenching again. I fig i could do the setup for between 4000-5000$ since 99% will be done myself.
03-29-2014, 08:26 AM
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Take what your IDEA of a budget is for a project, and do yourself a favor and TOSS IT OUT THE WINDOW!!!
Budgets always get surpassed for any number of reasons. LOL
Mine was $4500 for my S-10 last year. I am at almost $6000 and $1100 of that is wheels and tires alone.
Budgets always get surpassed for any number of reasons. LOL
Mine was $4500 for my S-10 last year. I am at almost $6000 and $1100 of that is wheels and tires alone.
04-07-2014, 08:14 AM
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Take what your IDEA of a budget is for a project, and do yourself a favor and TOSS IT OUT THE WINDOW!!!
Budgets always get surpassed for any number of reasons. LOL
Mine was $4500 for my S-10 last year. I am at almost $6000 and $1100 of that is wheels and tires alone.
Budgets always get surpassed for any number of reasons. LOL
Mine was $4500 for my S-10 last year. I am at almost $6000 and $1100 of that is wheels and tires alone.