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Old 03-03-2002, 09:11 AM
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Default Bolt on mods

New to the game, looking for a someone to take me under their firdbird wing. I need some advice for some bolt on mods for my 2002 WS6. Always looking to make it quicker. Income tax check burning a hole in my pocket! thanks for all and any info
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I'm fairly new to LS1 thing also but, I started with a converter and tires. If M6 4.10's?
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If you've got that warranty phobia
i'd say any lid, PACE MAF or any
of the air mod's.Otherwise A4= TC
M6=GEARS <img src="gr_grin.gif" border="0">
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I'd also say go with an air filter lid, air filter. Look into a more free-flowing exhaust/catback/muffler if desired. Gearing would be a good idea, don't forget you'll need a way to recalibrate the speedometer.
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[quote] Joseph I'd also say go with an air filter lid, air filter. Look into a more free-flowing exhaust/catback/muffler if desired. Gearing would be a good idea, don't forget you'll need a way to recalibrate the speedometer. <hr></blockquote>


A programmer would be a great mod and you can then calibrate the computer for gears with it.... I just thaught I would add that so you wouldn't be scared of gears!

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Air lid, gears, SLP LT, and Mass Air your exaust is good stock unless you want it any louder after the headers.
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