LT's, ORY, & SLP LMI on a bone stock Z28
10-11-2007, 10:09 AM
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LT's, ORY, & SLP LMI on a bone stock Z28 im picking my bone stock Z28 up on monday and have 900 to spend... i was thinking of getting the pacesetter LT's and wrapping them in the thermal tape, a ORY, and the SLP LMI. do you guys think that thats going to be best to start off with for the 8-900. also, how loud do you think itll be? and how much hp should i expect to gain...thanks a lot!
10-11-2007, 10:40 AM
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warning.. i got that set up.. and head/cam you wont belive how loud this is.. get a magnaflow.. at least doublecheck how big your nuts are.. because you need them driving that set up
10-11-2007, 11:24 AM
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It seems that people that go to this setup are happy..... for about a week. Then they start asking how to tame it down.
This should get you a 15 - 25rwhp gain, mostly from the headers.
This should get you a 15 - 25rwhp gain, mostly from the headers.
10-11-2007, 11:34 AM
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for my part.. the sound is awesome, at WOT its just wicked, but my problem is everyone around my incliding the vops and neigboursh are driving me mad..
i guess i will purchase a magnaflow or corsa and keep the loudmouth to put it under when i want to
i guess i will purchase a magnaflow or corsa and keep the loudmouth to put it under when i want to
best desicion i could have made.
10-13-2007, 02:48 PM
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Doesn' t sound like a bad set-up, except for the thermal tape. Several years ago, I heard of a guy (firefighter no less) having his car catch on fire due to his thermal tape. On top of that, thermal wrap can trap water and road grime, causing your headers to rust. Between the cost of the headers, and the time and energy needed to install them, I suggest forgetting the thermal tape.
