Mods, Tires and the Track?!
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Mods, Tires and the Track?!
I have a 1998 Trans Am with these modifications:
K&N filter
OBX stainless steel headers
OBX High flow cats
Power Plus 85MM Intake w/Fuel Rails
Nology Hotwires
NGK TR55 Sparks
Hot Cam
Fuel Return Line
Highflow Oil Pump
SLP Airlid w/Nitrous Halo
Beehive Valve Springs
Hard Shift Kit
Trans Go Transmission Parts
Transmission cooler.
Smooth bellows
85mm TB
Sweet Thunder 18" long chamber exhaust (TD)
now my next question is do you guys think that I would hook up on a Mickey Thompson 255/50/16 Drag radial?
K&N filter
OBX stainless steel headers
OBX High flow cats
Power Plus 85MM Intake w/Fuel Rails
Nology Hotwires
NGK TR55 Sparks
Hot Cam
Fuel Return Line
Highflow Oil Pump
SLP Airlid w/Nitrous Halo
Beehive Valve Springs
Hard Shift Kit
Trans Go Transmission Parts
Transmission cooler.
Smooth bellows
85mm TB
Sweet Thunder 18" long chamber exhaust (TD)
now my next question is do you guys think that I would hook up on a Mickey Thompson 255/50/16 Drag radial?
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Looks like really overpriced spark plug wires! And assuming its a stock geared/stalled car I would think they would hook just fine. But I would recommend getting a stall at some point, as for autos there one of the best "bang for your buck" to improve your times
Looks like really overpriced spark plug wires! And assuming its a stock geared/stalled car I would think they would hook just fine. But I would recommend getting a stall at some point, as for autos there one of the best "bang for your buck" to improve your times
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http://store.newlevelmotorsports.com/011-118-041.html
Looks like really overpriced spark plug wires! And assuming its a stock geared/stalled car I would think they would hook just fine. But I would recommend getting a stall at some point, as for autos there one of the best "bang for your buck" to improve your times
Looks like really overpriced spark plug wires! And assuming its a stock geared/stalled car I would think they would hook just fine. But I would recommend getting a stall at some point, as for autos there one of the best "bang for your buck" to improve your times
BUT yes a stall is the best thing you could do for your auto..when i got my 4L60 rebuilt and built to a 65E. the guy put approx a 2500 stall..it woke the car up amazing!
didnt make a run before the build but after i ran a 8.1 on the 1/8th..which suprised everbody..and i run consistent low 8's if i get my street tires to hook.
but youll def catch traction over a set of street tires..and good thing is the auto tranny takes most the abuse and you wont have to worry about snappin anything..but be careful..and do a good warm up!
good luck!
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Sorry about that I wasa really tired when I wrote this last night.
I have stock rearend gears and a 3000RPM Stall converter.
I'll be changing the spark wires , my dad had bought those for around 25$ new - from a pal of ours. Lol
I have stock rearend gears and a 3000RPM Stall converter.
I'll be changing the spark wires , my dad had bought those for around 25$ new - from a pal of ours. Lol
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If I had time to do so I would, but the drags are Saturday.
The only reason I have stock gears (well 3.23's) is because my rearend broke (which I had 3.42's, yeah I know doesn't make much of a difference), and I couldn't find another 3.42 rearend locally.
The only reason I have stock gears (well 3.23's) is because my rearend broke (which I had 3.42's, yeah I know doesn't make much of a difference), and I couldn't find another 3.42 rearend locally.
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from what ive been readin you should try out the new nitto NT05..theres a thread on here to somehwere fore a review..i havent seen any complaints? ill probably be buyin me at least some rears for my SS