Getting my first t/a soon
01-21-2011, 02:08 AM
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Getting my first t/a soon Owned my V6 for a few months and have got the deal worked out. Other than a lid and maybe CAI if I feel like wasting the money what do most of you guys recommend? Cat-back then headers with an ORY? My plans for now is 1.lid, 2. cat-back, 3. headers, 4. ls6 intake, then 5 being true duals. Thinking about just skimping on the cat-back and saving for the headers and t/d's so they are on at the same time...thoughts?
a few pics of the car, im pretty sure the tips dont look stock? Not too familiar with the stock look of them, but i thought the stock tips were oval like?
Thankfully it comes with the rims, they are asking 8459, it has 78,456 on the clock and seems to be unmolested, trying to get them down to 8k
even though its a great deal as is. 
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a few pics of the car, im pretty sure the tips dont look stock? Not too familiar with the stock look of them, but i thought the stock tips were oval like?
Thankfully it comes with the rims, they are asking 8459, it has 78,456 on the clock and seems to be unmolested, trying to get them down to 8k
even though its a great deal as is. A4.
looking clean. you are going on the right way 
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I'm just glad over the past months I've spent more time reading and keeping my mouth shut soaking up as much as I can before I go and do something stupid. I.e. buying catback 1 week before installing true duals..had a buddy do that on his V6 
But thanks for the peace of mind guys, and for the tune, are mail orders, i.e. diablo and hypertech worth the money? The one area I havent spent much time is tuning and don't feel comfortable getting a tuner for my laptop and hooking my laptop up to my car and end up doing something stupid, a shop near me does dyno tuning, but I'd rather save for the (due to the cost) after im getting near the end of all my modding. Thanks again guys.
But thanks for the peace of mind guys, and for the tune, are mail orders, i.e. diablo and hypertech worth the money? The one area I havent spent much time is tuning and don't feel comfortable getting a tuner for my laptop and hooking my laptop up to my car and end up doing something stupid, a shop near me does dyno tuning, but I'd rather save for the (due to the cost) after im getting near the end of all my modding. Thanks again guys. 
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I'm just glad over the past months I've spent more time reading and keeping my mouth shut soaking up as much as I can before I go and do something stupid. I.e. buying catback 1 week before installing true duals..had a buddy do that on his V6 But thanks for the peace of mind guys, and for the tune, are mail orders, i.e. diablo and hypertech worth the money? The one area I havent spent much time is tuning and don't feel comfortable getting a tuner for my laptop and hooking my laptop up to my car and end up doing something stupid, a shop near me does dyno tuning, but I'd rather save for the (due to the cost) after im getting near the end of all my modding. Thanks again guys.
But thanks for the peace of mind guys, and for the tune, are mail orders, i.e. diablo and hypertech worth the money? The one area I havent spent much time is tuning and don't feel comfortable getting a tuner for my laptop and hooking my laptop up to my car and end up doing something stupid, a shop near me does dyno tuning, but I'd rather save for the (due to the cost) after im getting near the end of all my modding. Thanks again guys.
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The only one I know of would be Warrior Racing in Tipp City, the had a sign saying dyno tuning availible, but it seems everytime I go into their shop they have the "we know all, no matter what you are wrong" attitude. First time I went in the guy tried telling me my V6 was really a 4.0 not a 3.8 and the LS1 was a 6.0? Not too comfortable with them now. Shoot me a pm about the other places, shoot maybe we could even meet up at a cruise in soon, don't know too many guys around here with decent non-rice cars.
