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Old 09-28-2006, 07:56 PM
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ok so i had a question... from what ive read the higher lsa you go with the smoother the idle and the longer it takes rpm wise to make power... my qustion is, my car is going to be a street car and since i have a 3400 converter couldnt i go with a larger lsa??? sorry if im confusing anyone or this doesnt make any sense at all but please i would really appreciate the input
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A4 will usually benefit from a wider LSA
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wider meaning a 114 or bigger?
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yes, 114 would be the minimum
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Originally Posted by oange ss
yes, 114 would be the minimum
So getting a 110 MS4 for an auto Ls6 s10 would be a bad idea?
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Read the sticky up top.

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