LT/ORY/Cutout vs Catback
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Trans should be fine if it was regularly maintained (fluid/filter changes). When you get a stall you always get a cooler as well to keep the temps down since heat is the main killer of auto transmissions.
The reason why you get a cam after the stall is because a bigger cam will fight against your brakes when you try to stop with a stock converter.
The reason why you get a cam after the stall is because a bigger cam will fight against your brakes when you try to stop with a stock converter.
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Trans should be fine if it was regularly maintained (fluid/filter changes). When you get a stall you always get a cooler as well to keep the temps down since heat is the main killer of auto transmissions.
The reason why you get a cam after the stall is because a bigger cam will fight against your brakes when you try to stop with a stock converter.
The reason why you get a cam after the stall is because a bigger cam will fight against your brakes when you try to stop with a stock converter.
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Ok well you usually want to build the car from the ground up to handle the power of the motor, why don't you just use the header money towards the trans and rear, that way you'll be able to deliver the power correctly and reliably to the rear wheels.... just a suggestion.
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You have an A4, you're not going to be blowing the rear end as quickly as the M6 guys..unless you doing some hellashish launching.
Get a stall,tranny cooler, flush/fill..your good to go. Get a torque converter seal also if you plan on getting a stall. Good thing to replace. Should only be like $8
Get a stall,tranny cooler, flush/fill..your good to go. Get a torque converter seal also if you plan on getting a stall. Good thing to replace. Should only be like $8
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You have an A4, you're not going to be blowing the rear end as quickly as the M6 guys..unless you doing some hellashish launching.
Get a stall,tranny cooler, flush/fill..your good to go. Get a torque converter seal also if you plan on getting a stall. Good thing to replace. Should only be like $8
Get a stall,tranny cooler, flush/fill..your good to go. Get a torque converter seal also if you plan on getting a stall. Good thing to replace. Should only be like $8
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Unless you are going to live at the track, the stock 10-bolt can still have a long life behind and A4 with a stall. I would not consider the rear to be a required upgrade for an A4 street car, even for mild track use at H/C power levels.
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Yeah I read somewhere on the forum that flushing the fluid can be disastrous if it hasn't been regularly changed. Something about the old gunky crap holding it together at this point?
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Yes the car will always be 100% street. How will DRs affect the rear, though, with a stall? I spin the bejeesus out of the street tires as it is right now with mild launches. DRs would be a must with a stall, right?
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You will need DRs! Lol As mentioned on this page your 10bolt will hold good if its a 100% street car, if you start racing from digs whether its the street or the strip dont expect your 10bolt to hold long. Make sure you have no wheel hop issues either, thats a big factor as well.
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I agree with him^
You will need DRs! Lol As mentioned on this page your 10bolt will hold good if its a 100% street car, if you start racing from digs whether its the street or the strip dont expect your 10bolt to hold long. Make sure you have no wheel hop issues either, thats a big factor as well.
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You will need DRs! Lol As mentioned on this page your 10bolt will hold good if its a 100% street car, if you start racing from digs whether its the street or the strip dont expect your 10bolt to hold long. Make sure you have no wheel hop issues either, thats a big factor as well.
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Haha yeah ok, I guess I am sounding like a little *****
The stall will be my next big purchase.
Well, after UPS dicked me around for a week and a half I finally got my BBKs from LMPerformance. Can't complain about delivery, since shipping was free. I must say these are some nice looking headers! I just got my o2 extensions and some new wires/plugs today so I'm gonna throw these bad boys in Saturday and let you guys know how it turned out.
Thanks again for all the help and suggestions and for helping me find a good deal on the headers!
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Well, after UPS dicked me around for a week and a half I finally got my BBKs from LMPerformance. Can't complain about delivery, since shipping was free. I must say these are some nice looking headers! I just got my o2 extensions and some new wires/plugs today so I'm gonna throw these bad boys in Saturday and let you guys know how it turned out.
Thanks again for all the help and suggestions and for helping me find a good deal on the headers!
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A mechanic buddy was telling me yesterday not to really get on the throttle until the AIR and rear o2 delete has been addressed by a tune. He said the car will be in "limp mode" and I could mess it up. Was he just blowing smoke up my ***, or should I wait to get a tune before openin' her up??
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Yeah, ditching them. I've been too busy with my newborn to really go hunting for plugs and the LTs are going in day after tomorrow, so I'm just going to stuff the wideband holes with the disconnected o2s. That should hold up for a couple of days until I get a chance to go get some actual plugs.
A mechanic buddy was telling me yesterday not to really get on the throttle until the AIR and rear o2 delete has been addressed by a tune. He said the car will be in "limp mode" and I could mess it up. Was he just blowing smoke up my ***, or should I wait to get a tune before openin' her up??
A mechanic buddy was telling me yesterday not to really get on the throttle until the AIR and rear o2 delete has been addressed by a tune. He said the car will be in "limp mode" and I could mess it up. Was he just blowing smoke up my ***, or should I wait to get a tune before openin' her up??
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After all this awesome help I'll definitely let everyone know how the install goes and the reason I started this thread: just how friggin LOUD this setup will be
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Considering the potential ear-blasting, I'm beginning to wonder if I'll ever be able to enjoy my sound system anymore. Maybe sell it and use the money to buy an electric cutout valve from TSP???? *chin stroke*