nOObie 
just thought Iwould stop in and introduce myself!! 
welcome 
nOObie
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Originally Posted by 2002t/a06
welcome! post some pics.
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02 t/a a4. 6.0l lq9, comp cam, lid, mac mids, ory, borla.
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02 t/a a4. 6.0l lq9, comp cam, lid, mac mids, ory, borla.
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No doubt!! this is my first f-body to own so I'm siked. My buddy has owned several and he finally talked me into it. lol. Just cant decide what to do first!! theres so much stuff ive gotta learn. Its a whole different story with an ls1 than tuners. Any ideas on a couple good first mods that arent too too expensive??
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Originally Posted by nssane
hey congrats!! first mods: air lid & k&n, throttle body, maf, catback. that should be a good start. you might also want to invest in some sub-frame connectors.
Originally Posted by fortheluckyones
It already has an SLP lid and K&N filter, but I am a dealer for Amsoil so I'll be putting an Amsoil filter in it. Also already has a magnaflow catback. Was planning on doing the t/b bypass this weekend. I have been reading about doing the sub frame connectors. Whats the deal with those?
SFC's hold the front and rear subframes together. Makes the car more rigid and prevents body flex, which can become a problem if you start throwing horsepower at it. Put it down as one of your first mods !
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ahhhh okay. Where could I find some good sbc's at? someone told me a place to get them a few days ago but the name has slipped my mind.
*appreciate all the comments guys!!!* lookin forward to talkin to all of ya'll more im sure lol
*appreciate all the comments guys!!!* lookin forward to talkin to all of ya'll more im sure lol
Originally Posted by fortheluckyones
ahhhh okay. Where could I find some good sbc's at? someone told me a place to get them a few days ago but the name has slipped my mind.
*appreciate all the comments guys!!!* lookin forward to talkin to all of ya'll more im sure lol
*appreciate all the comments guys!!!* lookin forward to talkin to all of ya'll more im sure lol
http://www.bmrfabrication.com/F-body...frameconnector
The boxed ones. Many other good ones from other vendors to choose from though. Check out the sponsors to the right!
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Originally Posted by Gregg1LE
These are what I bought:
http://www.bmrfabrication.com/F-body...frameconnector
The boxed ones. Many other good ones from other vendors to choose from though. Check out the sponsors to the right!
http://www.bmrfabrication.com/F-body...frameconnector
The boxed ones. Many other good ones from other vendors to choose from though. Check out the sponsors to the right!
on the bmr sfc's...is says 169.00 for a pair, is that all i need is the pair??
Last edited by fortheluckyones; Nov 9, 2006 at 01:44 AM.