What should be my next mod?
08-07-2005, 04:50 PM
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What should be my next mod? Should I upgrade to the TCIssf3500 I have sitting in my garage (currently have a 2800)
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should I install the 3.42s in place of my 273s??
Any input welcome!
Other than whats listed, the only mods are cutout and MAC headers/ory pipe
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should I install the 3.42s in place of my 273s??
Any input welcome!
Other than whats listed, the only mods are cutout and MAC headers/ory pipe
08-07-2005, 05:05 PM
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BOTH... Swap to the bigger converter and the 3.42's. That would be a nice gain!
And the 2800 converter he now his is ALOT better than the stocker. I know a guy running a 2800 and it picked the car up 4-5 tenths..
And the 2800 converter he now his is ALOT better than the stocker. I know a guy running a 2800 and it picked the car up 4-5 tenths..
08-07-2005, 07:25 PM
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I usually only do one mod every 3 months or so.. (save the mod money, then blow it)
What would make more of a track difference since Ill be going soon!
What would make more of a track difference since Ill be going soon!
08-08-2005, 09:55 AM
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If you have the 3500 sitting in the garage just put it in. Not much expense there, $20 for fluid and $20 for a new filter. Even better dump the 3:42
s and pick up some 3:73's, you can get a set under $100, about $150 to install them. But somehow, you gotta get rid of those 2:73 gears
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s and pick up some 3:73's, you can get a set under $100, about $150 to install them. But somehow, you gotta get rid of those 2:73 gears
Ed