Lt's or Mac mid lengths?
Kevin
Kvin
Paul
The car was no slouch before, but now, the car is incredibly responsive and impressive. Yesterday I took the car to work and babied it all the way there.
On the way home I started to play a little. I would short shift out of first at about 2500rpm into second gear. Just simply rolling into the throttle at 2500rpm in second broke the tires loose up to 4000 rpm in a heartbeat. It is such a noticable difference from the previous macs I had. I haven't even been able to spin it up high yet due to traction issues and not having any great roads to run on around here. My only issue with them is a couple little exhaust leaks around the connections with the ypipe which will get addressed when the car gets on the brother-in-laws lift.
Long tubes all the way.
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Paul
WERD.
That is a very good combo, and I speak from experience. MACS are no slouch. But when my MACs rust out, I may switch to LT's. But will I need a retune?
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My motor is stock right now w/ borla, lid & 4.10's and will probably only do a cam in the futre.....
My motor is stock right now w/ borla, lid & 4.10's and will probably only do a cam in the futre.....
I also recently put a 347 H/C in my car. TEA 5.3L Stage 2 heads and Comp XE-R 224/224, .581/.581 112. I haven't actually gotten on it yet but my car still feels unbelievable.
LT's are sweet, but im not gonna bake a bullshit claim about them adding a million more hp than mids...
Oh!, and this was with a custom catted y-pipe (carsound cats 94109's).
I'm sure there were a few more ponies without cats.





