2001 Ws6 Trans Am, what to do next...???
03-26-2014, 02:23 PM
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2001 Ws6 Trans Am, what to do next...??? I have a 01 ws6 with upgraded intake (double intake), flowmaster exhaust, stock headers but getting pacesetter headers on, also have magnaflow tips, ls6 intake but dont know what else to do on a small budget, and its my daily driver. ANY AND ALL IDEAS WELCOMED THANKS EVERYBODY!
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03-26-2014, 10:07 PM
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Even with just my SLP lid it definitely feels stronger at 40+. Get some good flowing heads and an intake and things will only get better.
Also dresses up your engine bay nicely
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do you already have the pacesetters? if not id reccomend going with a set of stainless headers that wont rust over the years. Also get a skip shift eliminator, that shiz is annoying! I usually do an high milage maintenance whenever i buy a new car (plugs, wires, fuel filter since they rarely get changed, oil change, diff fluid, etc)
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Also,when im hittin it hard, i noticed my clutch pedal is not coming all the way back up and i have to pump it lightly to make it stiff again, what's that about?
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do you already have the pacesetters? if not id reccomend going with a set of stainless headers that wont rust over the years. Also get a skip shift eliminator, that shiz is annoying! I usually do an high milage maintenance whenever i buy a new car (plugs, wires, fuel filter since they rarely get changed, oil change, diff fluid, etc)
03-27-2014, 06:11 PM
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With that setup, is there any danger of "inhaling" enough water during a heavy rainstorm to possibly hydro-lock the motor ? I've read enough "horror stories" about that to be really concerned about it.