What should be the next step in mods?
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What should be the next step in mods?
My current power level, track times, and mods are in my sig...
I got the car running again after a misshap and i have some cash left to spare
What would be the best way to gain a few tenths with another external mod?
I've been thinking about a fast 92mm setup OR TSP 1 7/8th Headers with a flowmaster Y merge and cutout. (still rocking the pacesetter Y and pacesetter 1-3/4's)
The problem is just choosing between the two since the leftover cash will only cover one option.
If i can't decide i'm just gonna talk to someone i know about buying their dual stage plate kit.. I just want the car to be capable of running 11.5's on motor before i even go to spray it.
Also, ordered MWC 9" back in november with a 3.70 gear so A gear swap is out of the question. Just gotta wait for the rear to get here.
if anyone has a used 92mm setup they wanna sell.. PM me also interested in nitrous parts
I got the car running again after a misshap and i have some cash left to spare
What would be the best way to gain a few tenths with another external mod?
I've been thinking about a fast 92mm setup OR TSP 1 7/8th Headers with a flowmaster Y merge and cutout. (still rocking the pacesetter Y and pacesetter 1-3/4's)
The problem is just choosing between the two since the leftover cash will only cover one option.
If i can't decide i'm just gonna talk to someone i know about buying their dual stage plate kit.. I just want the car to be capable of running 11.5's on motor before i even go to spray it.
Also, ordered MWC 9" back in november with a 3.70 gear so A gear swap is out of the question. Just gotta wait for the rear to get here.
if anyone has a used 92mm setup they wanna sell.. PM me also interested in nitrous parts
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Well if you already have headers then I would say the intake but you already have a ls6 intake. Going from a set of 1 3/4 to 1 7/8's is going to net you about the same power as swapping the ls6 for a FAST 92. If I were you I would put the money somewhere else like in a set of subframe connectors or something. But it's your car and your money, do as you wish. I just think swapping out headers for another set of headers or an intake for an intake is just a waste when the ones you have are already working just fine for the cam your running on a stock bottom end.
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Well if you already have headers then I would say the intake but you already have a ls6 intake. Going from a set of 1 3/4 to 1 7/8's is going to net you about the same power as swapping the ls6 for a FAST 92. If I were you I would put the money somewhere else like in a set of subframe connectors or something. But it's your car and your money, do as you wish. I just think swapping out headers for another set of headers or an intake for an intake is just a waste when the ones you have are already working just fine for the cam your running on a stock bottom end.
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Sorry. I did a lot of research when I went bought my LS6 intake and found that on a stock bottom end car, reguardless of the head and cam setup the FAST didn't net an overwhelmingly amount more than the LS6 did. For the price of the FAST, and the gains seen, I think the money could be spent on better things. At some point you have to be able to control what you making, and from his sig he only has lower control arms and a panhard bar paired with what I assume is stock springs and shocks. It's a desaster waiting to happen. Just my .02
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Are you smoking dope? You cannot compare horsepower gains from a Fast combo to 1-7/8 LT's...especially on a 370ci. His gains would far more great with a better intake than headers.
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Sorry. I did a lot of research when I went bought my LS6 intake and found that on a stock bottom end car, reguardless of the head and cam setup the FAST didn't net an overwhelmingly amount more than the LS6 did. For the price of the FAST, and the gains seen, I think the money could be spent on better things. At some point you have to be able to control what you making, and from his sig he only has lower control arms and a panhard bar paired with what I assume is stock springs and shocks. It's a desaster waiting to happen. Just my .02
Even if it wasn't a 370, he would still see amazing results with a FAST. My gains with one on a cam only were awesome.
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I can see spending money on suspension components if he is using the car for track purposes. But if he is simply trying to add more power, his LS6 is his biggest restriction. You can do all the research you want, but until you actually make the jump over to a FAST, your reading is doing you no good. Your about the only person I've ever heard say gains would be at a minimum by going to a FAST. Your theory couldn't be more wrong.
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When i ordered the MWC 9" i also ordered a boat load of suspension parts so that's all covered. I just feel i should have focused more on the motor from the beginning rather than building everything else. But, i guess it was a smart move, leaving the motor for last.
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When i ordered the MWC 9" i also ordered a boat load of suspension parts so that's all covered. I just feel i should have focused more on the motor from the beginning rather than building everything else. But, i guess it was a smart move, leaving the motor for last.
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