A little more RWHP
02-23-2009, 04:33 PM
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A little more RWHP Can anyone tell me how to get some more RWHP? Iread that a bigger cam can do the trick? what size and kind is good? What all do I have to buy when swaping cams over? What about roller rockers and heads any advice for the new guy... Help I want to go fast....
02-23-2009, 05:39 PM
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Like everyone else said, need more info! sounds like you want to go n/a so bolt-ons intake, exhaust ect... than move on to head and cam. Don't forget to get support though! Clutch flywheel, new rear end and all that.
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02-23-2009, 06:59 PM
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A little more RWHP Sorry guys its a 97 z28 m6 it has the K&N filiter and some sort of after market exhaust. thats it i just bought the car two days ago. what kind of mods cani do for free or little money? no we do not have smog test?
02-23-2009, 07:10 PM
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Theres not much you can do for free that will gain you anything noticable, maybe a T-body bypass.
Buy a cold air kit and headers ory,1.6 Roller rockers, cut out Electric water pump maybe a pulley then have it tuned. Most the other stuff is gonna cost you some good money unless you do the work yourself.
Buy a cold air kit and headers ory,1.6 Roller rockers, cut out Electric water pump maybe a pulley then have it tuned. Most the other stuff is gonna cost you some good money unless you do the work yourself.
02-23-2009, 07:16 PM
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a little more power a set of 4.10 gears with my M6. It does not have to be free it can cost some what. like start with the small things and move bigger. What will a bypass do for me/
02-23-2009, 07:18 PM
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why does everyone think 4.10s are the greatest? i mean if your using your car for just street/strip setting. but this kid/guy/girl/alien could have a daily driver to and from school and your gonna throw 4.10s in it and have shitty gas mileage. with stock 3.42 my car sucked out of the hole but got great gas. 4.10s were the opposite launched hard but shitty mileage. now i would suggest 3.73 you get the good launch (bearing you can launch your car) and you still will get good MPG. basically nothing on these cars are cheap. to be perfectly honest if you want a nice mod. 2500 (i know its not cheap) build a mild 383 and that will hold you good for a while. thats if you can get the money and afford to have your car down for a week or two. but what you do to your car varies on ALOT of things. Daily driver? Race car? Budget? Ability to work on it? Ability to handle the power it puts down. all this you must take into consideration. hell im 20 so you know where my mind is but i would worry about your suspn. and brakes to make sure you can get your *** out of trouble instead of throwing power to a car that suspn. wise cant handle it. good luck with whatever you do. sorry i kinda rambled on!
02-23-2009, 07:22 PM
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why does everyone think 4.10s are the greatest? i mean if your using your car for just street/strip setting. but this kid/guy/girl/alien could have a daily driver to and from school and your gonna throw 4.10s in it and have shitty gas mileage. with stock 3.42 my car sucked out of the hole but got great gas. 4.10s were the opposite launched hard but shitty mileage. now i would suggest 3.73 you get the good launch (bearing you can launch your car) and you still will get good MPG. basically nothing on these cars are cheap. to be perfectly honest if you want a nice mod. 2500 (i know its not cheap) build a mild 383 and that will hold you good for a while. thats if you can get the money and afford to have your car down for a week or two. but what you do to your car varies on ALOT of things. Daily driver? Race car? Budget? Ability to work on it? Ability to handle the power it puts down. all this you must take into consideration. hell im 20 so you know where my mind is but i would worry about your suspn. and brakes to make sure you can get your *** out of trouble instead of throwing power to a car that suspn. wise cant handle it. good luck with whatever you do. sorry i kinda rambled on!
02-23-2009, 07:27 PM
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First of all, do a lot of reading. Just search the forums and read and learn. It's going to take time to understand all of the things you need to understand but the best advice I can give is to research COMBINATIONS. Don't just throw go-fast parts at the car and expect to get the advertised gains...everything must work together. Intake/Exhaust/Tune/Gears are a good place to start.
Second of all, I really don't understand the argument with gas mileage when people are talking about going fast. If your concern with owning a V8 muscle car is getting good gas mileage then get out of these type of threads, plug in your CAGS and
of the fast lane.
Second of all, I really don't understand the argument with gas mileage when people are talking about going fast. If your concern with owning a V8 muscle car is getting good gas mileage then get out of these type of threads, plug in your CAGS and
of the fast lane.