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Old 06-14-2010, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by ULTIMATEORANGESS
harder launch. get you into your power range sooner and keep you there longer.
whats the price range for them
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Originally Posted by trans/am man
whats the price range for them

name ones start around $800 last i checked. check sponsors for pricing.
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and what would be the best one like 3200 3600 ect
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The majority of people prefer using a 3600, great for the track, but still has good manners on the street.
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I have a yank3600 and have rode in a car with a vig4000. I prefer the way mine drives at low speeds...it feels so close to stock I can't imagine bothering with anything smaller in the yank brand, other brands might feel looser though.
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A quality 3600rpm + torque converter will have a significant impact on your et's . My Yank 4000 stall dropped .63 on my et and it would of been more if it wasnt so damn hot and humid .Even with lower power levels it will add to the fun factor on an automatic . Then do some LT's w/ full exhaust ,LS6 intake and a tune .
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Originally Posted by thunderstruck507
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Best advice in here. Took the words right out of my mouth
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Wouldn't cam only put you around there?
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lid, P&P TB, free mods- $100 for about 15hp-20hp closer to getting you to your goal.
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Originally Posted by FNSlow
Wouldn't cam only put you around there?
Perhaps, but the money for the cam and tuning won't be as effective without making sure the engine can breathe well first. You must walk before you run



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