The most aesthetically pleasing V I've ever seen (IMO)
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they're not bouncy, but they're stiff (expected). That squeaky noise is the only noise.
http://www.maperformance.com/moben-s...08010.001.html
http://www.maperformance.com/moben-s...08010.001.html
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Nice car, not diggin the extreme camber though. Also, I would get your engine scanned with that MAF you got. Those MAFs have been known to lean the crap out of an engine.
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I think the camera angle and lens effect on those first couple pics make the camber look worse than it really is.
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very good call on going with the coilovers. i can already see you making a thread like everyone else trying to figure out how to rig the rear to slam itself, lol.
i also see that the mobens require the use of your OEM front upper mount, just like my k-sports. i wish that weren't the case so we could use it for camber correction.
turn that sleeve nut a tad more and dump it.
i also see that the mobens require the use of your OEM front upper mount, just like my k-sports. i wish that weren't the case so we could use it for camber correction.
turn that sleeve nut a tad more and dump it.
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the gains are measured on a LS2 GTO. since the LS2 intake is far my restristive then the LS6, the gains are possible. since the MAF will allow about 60% more air flow. granted the more mods done to the car, then better the gain you could see. i am not saying by me chaging the MAF right now, i will gain 25hp. i think the further i get into the modding posses, i will see a gain with a aftermarket MAF. like once i get a new cam, new TB, and a blower...
edit: Website. no graphs, but i didnt ask for one, haha. and its 377 not 299. looks like the email i have was wrong.
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For a MAF best one out there is the Abaco digital MAF. Programmable, and good to like 1300 HP.
I have one on my twin turbo corvette... drives like a dream.
No MAF is adding that much HP its just the signal quality that will help get you a better tune.
I have one on my twin turbo corvette... drives like a dream.
No MAF is adding that much HP its just the signal quality that will help get you a better tune.
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