What to do next
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What to do next I just finished installing my new Zo6 clutch package. Now I have to decide whether to install a new SSRA, ASP pulley or save my money up until I can afford to install some JH Longtubes. What do you think would work the best with my current setup? I'd have to wait until April to save enough money for the longtubes... 
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Def save up for the LT's. I think you will see at least 20RWHP out of them. The SSRA and the ASP pulley are good mods but nothing compared to LT's. If you dont have the money you should look at pacesetters...great headers low price. Good Luck
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2 Month payment plan? So, I could drop $200 up front and make 2 payments for for the next 2 months for the remainder of the balance? If so I guess I should call them. Their probably closed right now though. Does anyone know how much they charge for a set of coated JH Long Tubes?
I'm still going to have to wait for installation & tuning fee's to be saved but atleast I'd have the headers. I'll probably get the ones without egr & air pump fittings. Thanks for the info, Fred
I'm still going to have to wait for installation & tuning fee's to be saved but atleast I'd have the headers. I'll probably get the ones without egr & air pump fittings. Thanks for the info, Fred
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Originally Posted by Fred99LS1
2 Month payment plan? So, I could drop $200 up front and make 2 payments for for the next 2 months for the remainder of the balance? If so I guess I should call them. Their probably closed right now though. Does anyone know how much they charge for a set of coated JH Long Tubes?
I'm still going to have to wait for installation & tuning fee's to be saved but atleast I'd have the headers. I'll probably get the ones without egr & air pump fittings. Thanks for the info, Fred
I'm still going to have to wait for installation & tuning fee's to be saved but atleast I'd have the headers. I'll probably get the ones without egr & air pump fittings. Thanks for the info, Fred
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pacesetters! great price. Look alot like the hookers, probably just knockoffs. can't beat the price.. install looks like a beotch.
how bout the good old dry nitrous ? I paid $200 for a bare bones kit (no bottle warmer) ford dry kit, used the RRPFR noid for a purge on my old vw.
You can find some hot deals on the honda ricer local boards. 17 year olds get a ticket and gotta sell their stuff cheap.
werd.
strap on a 50 shot and have a SAFE fun time.
how bout the good old dry nitrous ? I paid $200 for a bare bones kit (no bottle warmer) ford dry kit, used the RRPFR noid for a purge on my old vw.
You can find some hot deals on the honda ricer local boards. 17 year olds get a ticket and gotta sell their stuff cheap.
werd.
strap on a 50 shot and have a SAFE fun time.
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