Quick HP mods?
Originally Posted by Z 2 8
So, what do you think about the cut-out? Worth it, or no? I don't think i'll notice the down low loss. I would think making it up in HP in the long run would be better, am i right? Besides, i think with a cut-out it would sound pretty sick and would be better than what i have now...
This is how I've got my cutout welded in. Its right before it goes over the axle along the passenger side like I said.
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Honestly, i don't really mind how loud it is. I mean, i just want it louder than it is now, but i don't want it to be annoying loud, you know? It's a tough choice. I wish i could hear how it was going to sound before i do it...At the track, i think i would see a gain over a loss with the cut-out, do you agree?
I think you have to have a lot of mods to appreciate a cutout. I have a cutout, I have just about every bolt on in the book, better springs 1.6 roller rockers. With the cutout open it feels very doggy below 3k. With it closed it roasts tires anywhere in 1st, and pulls better, feels a lot stronger going through the muffler.
Think you need a cam or something before you would appreciate it.
Oh yes its loud, and its great sounding though. Did you watch the video link I posted on the last page?? There you go, open cutout.
Think you need a cam or something before you would appreciate it.
Oh yes its loud, and its great sounding though. Did you watch the video link I posted on the last page?? There you go, open cutout.
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Originally Posted by LT1MAN
hey WhyHelloOfficer, how do you like the lca relocation brackets? did you lower your car?
I dropped my 60' by about one and a half tenths with the addition of the brackets. I'm still taking it easy because I'm on a stock 10-bolt and I need it to last a while longer while I'm still in school. Basically it went from a high 1.9 to almost a 1.80 with the 3000 stall and ET Street Radials. I know the car could probably cut something quicker, especially on the bottle -- but I'm waiting to get some other loose ends tied up first.
Do the brackets weld onto the axle, or the car?
Just wondering if I could get LCA brackets now or if it would be wise to wait til I get a new rear end someday.
Already got all the spohn goodies out back, but it would be nice to have more traction.
Just wondering if I could get LCA brackets now or if it would be wise to wait til I get a new rear end someday.
Already got all the spohn goodies out back, but it would be nice to have more traction.
Originally Posted by camar0corey
Do the brackets weld onto the axle, or the car?
Just wondering if I could get LCA brackets now or if it would be wise to wait til I get a new rear end someday.
Already got all the spohn goodies out back, but it would be nice to have more traction.
Just wondering if I could get LCA brackets now or if it would be wise to wait til I get a new rear end someday.
Already got all the spohn goodies out back, but it would be nice to have more traction.