Best bang for your buck?
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Teching In
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Austin, Texas
Best bang for your buck? Ive done some research and have decided that u guys know just abuot as much as the people selling all the upgrades.
so far ive found 1 thing i really like and thats this package for 450$$
it comes with SLP intake some kinda sensor and some more stuff to help car breathe.
is that the best bang for your buck?
any other good deals u guys know about?
thanks!
ONKER
so far ive found 1 thing i really like and thats this package for 450$$
it comes with SLP intake some kinda sensor and some more stuff to help car breathe.
is that the best bang for your buck?
any other good deals u guys know about?
thanks!
ONKER
On The Tree
Joined: Feb 2002
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From: Birmingham, AL
Re: Best bang for your buck? A lid will be a great investment, I have the SLP, and of the mods I have done(intake lid, ram air, exhaust), this one really seemed to wake my car up. I would also take a look at the post about the Texas Speed and Performance lid, that looks like it would be a great deal on a new product. I couldn't comment on the Mass Air Flow Sensor, I don't have that yet.
Re: Best bang for your buck? I definetly agree. I have the MTI lid, and I am very happy with it(comes in Carbon Fiber, Clear, Colored...etc.). I would most definetly check out www.ls1.com and www.installuniversity.com if you have not done so yet. They are great sites with some "free" mods that are great to start out with. I would absolutely do the free ram air mod especially with a lid/filter setup. The sensor you were referring to is most likely the the SLP Mass AirFlow sensor, which I have heard mixed results about. I would try to port your MAF first(another free mod). From what I hear it gives you about the same results with a lot less $$$.
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Re: Best bang for your buck? I agree.
A MTI lid, Free Ram Air Mod, a Ported MAF (which I left the vane in the middle but narrowed it with a mill and did alot of porting) and a Bauer Ported TB. That right there is about $320, and is going to be all most all of the induction mods you will need.
Bret
A MTI lid, Free Ram Air Mod, a Ported MAF (which I left the vane in the middle but narrowed it with a mill and did alot of porting) and a Bauer Ported TB. That right there is about $320, and is going to be all most all of the induction mods you will need.
Bret
