more bolt ons?
12-02-2007, 11:17 PM
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more bolt ons? would getting a 52 or 58mm tb, ewp, and underdrive pulleys help me out a good bit? i already have pacesetter lt's, ory, 3" tubing to spintech 3" inlet dual 3" outlet muffler. a 160* t-stat slp man. fan switch. i am gonna get it tuned also. what about ported maf ends?
12-02-2007, 11:49 PM
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A tune is a must. A 52 would be fine for a stock motor, 58 is overkill. EWP's generally yield 7-9 rwhp by them selves. Underdrive never hurts, but make sure you buy the alt. overdrive pulley as well. By doing all 4 you should "notice" a differance in performance. From my experience, don't touch the maf.
12-03-2007, 02:24 AM
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yeah leave the maf alone. ive been told that it takes quite a bit of mods to outflow the stock throttle body and ive noticed guys running some fast times still using a stock one. my ewp was a noticeable improvement on its own.if you do the the ewp then the underdrive pulley would probably make a dif. i used a meziere 118wp hd. "hd" being the heavy duty one. i called meziere, they claim its a different pump from part # 118wp. just some thoughts...
12-03-2007, 09:23 PM
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Great Thanks! I Will Probably Get The Underdrive Pulleys And Ewp. Will The Longtubes, Ory, And New Plugs And Wires, And Tune Give Me A Really Noticeable Difference In Power? Cause Right Now Im Kinda Getting Bored With It Cause It Feels Sluggish.
12-03-2007, 09:40 PM
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LT's, ory and tune will make a good differance. I would do full exhaust as well.
12-04-2007, 02:47 AM
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If you do under drive, get the one built into the balancer. Usually runs $170, but it'll yield more power vs the bolt-over one, which just adds more weight to the equation.