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Spend my 2K
2001 WS6
400 rwhp, 383tq
228/228, 566 cam
1-7/8 long tubes, 3" to the rear
stock heads ported/polished
410 gears in 10 bolt rear
T56 stock
Monster Stage 3
Lightweight flywheel
Tick Master Cylinder
Baer Eradispeed drilled slotted at all 4 wheels
Hankook Ventus 275/35/18s all 4 corners
Best way to spend 2K for more power while staying as driveable as possible?
400 rwhp, 383tq
228/228, 566 cam
1-7/8 long tubes, 3" to the rear
stock heads ported/polished
410 gears in 10 bolt rear
T56 stock
Monster Stage 3
Lightweight flywheel
Tick Master Cylinder
Baer Eradispeed drilled slotted at all 4 wheels
Hankook Ventus 275/35/18s all 4 corners
Best way to spend 2K for more power while staying as driveable as possible?
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Who ported the heads? Those numbers seem low for your mods. Spend $100 and have them flow tested imo. If there is anything to gain there (which I'm guessing there is), spend your money there + retune/dyno.
LS6 intake on your car, right?
LS6 intake on your car, right?
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Forgot to mention there are already a lot of suspension upgrades- it corners like a dream.
Yes it has an LS6 intake.
Definitely need to do a flow test.
Previous owner in Chicago had the head work done- not sure where exactly.
Didn't think I could do a new rear end for 2K but I'll look into it. I don't run it at the track so the street tires don't really hook up enough to blow out the 10-bolt (has a TA girdle on it).
Yes it has an LS6 intake.
Definitely need to do a flow test.
Previous owner in Chicago had the head work done- not sure where exactly.
Didn't think I could do a new rear end for 2K but I'll look into it. I don't run it at the track so the street tires don't really hook up enough to blow out the 10-bolt (has a TA girdle on it).
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Agreed. The rear is the way to go, especially if you already have the suspension. All that power has to go somewhere, otherwise, increasing it would do nothing for you once that ten bolt snaps like a twig. Mine broke and I was close to stock power with LT's and exhaust. Get a 9in or, since you dont drag, a 12 bolt.
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id start with suspension. get that 60 foot down, but you prob need a rear end first anyways, because the lca etc...will add even more stress on the 10 bolt and it will go out quick.
if not then i would go with a better set of heads. tf or afs.
or you could buy a forged motor kit and get ready to throw on a 200+ wet shot.
if not then i would go with a better set of heads. tf or afs.
or you could buy a forged motor kit and get ready to throw on a 200+ wet shot.