oh and future mods... HP expectancy?
1.SLP Lid
2.holley powershot
3.SSRA
4.LS6/BBK SSI intake manifold
5.Pacesetter LT w/TSP catted Y
6.LM2 Cat-back
i believe that is a full-round of bolt-ons.. what wud u guys see me putting down?
and if there are any more suggestions for decent $$ plz enlighten me. thx
Last edited by nexvctm2001ss; Dec 14, 2006 at 07:20 AM.
As for what you will put down, what are you starting with? It's very important you get your car dynoed with a baseline BEFORE you do the mods, so you can really see what the modifications gain you on the same dyno. But I would guess ~340 if you are a M6.
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You're not going to hear this from anyone else but I don't like converters. They are too sloppy for me, loosing that 'tight' engine RPM feeling. It's like having a CVT transmission, the revs just stay there, and don't fluctuate at all, just not my thing...besides the performance aspect, I'm talking about for love of the car. I like hearing/feeling/sensing the engine going through the normal RPM band not a shortened version of it. The Best V8 Stories One Small Block at Time
Before you do cam though, you should get all the boltons and especially have a good exhaust system.
As far as whether or not a small cam is worth it, that's entirely up to the person and their goals. For me this baby cam is a good combination of low end (and off idle) tq with decent top end rush. It's known to push over 400 rwhp with heads and ~380 or so without...very decent for such a small cam. I think it's worth it, especially for an automatic without a converter, that's what this cam is perfect for this application.
Stall is very fun when running the car hard or racing, but if you drive normally 99%+ of the time in traffic with lots of stop lights etc. it will get annoying due to the slop as it seems/sounds like the car is working too hard to get going.
My car is not a daily driver so I like my stall.




