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SO YOU WANNA BE FAST...... Jaberwaki's 2nd writeup
08-18-2005, 06:34 PM
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Poignon: Try not to hijack threads and please turn the caps lock off, it makes things much easier to read.
To get started read all the stickies you can find and make judicious use of the search button.
For rear ends most everybody goes with a 12 bolt or 9". 9" being stronger.
To get started read all the stickies you can find and make judicious use of the search button.
For rear ends most everybody goes with a 12 bolt or 9". 9" being stronger.
08-18-2005, 06:45 PM
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Originally Posted by POIGNON
I Got A Z28 Convertible Its My Street Car But I Want To Make It Worthy Of The Strip I Found Some Roll Cages My Question Is What Rear End Would Give Me The ***** For A Race Without The Head Ache On The Way To Work. Also Should I Up Grade Ram Air Or Blower I Got To Figure That Out Before I Get A New Hood???
i think you are asking what rear end would be strong, without having too much gearwhine? is that right?
If so then the answer is 2 parts....
1. if you have an M6 then a 9" , if you have an A4 or A3 then a 12 bolt is plenty.
2. how much noise a rear makes has to do with , 1. who assembled the hogs head. 2. what type of additive you use( i use ford gear oil additive and my 9" is quieter then most peoples 10 bolts
) 3. what traction system you use... lockers are loud, posi's are much more quiet.
The second part of your post looks like you want to know if you should go ram air or supercharger.
The answer is , it depends....
For a reliable boost set up it will cost major $$$ , if you have plenty to spend(read 15k) then i can recomend the right people to see for a boost setup.
If you are working on a tighter budjet then boost is not for you and ram air is a great mod. but you dont have to change your hood to get ram air. kits like the FTRA and SSRA both can be used with the stock hood.
08-21-2005, 09:31 AM
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It is well written, but has some obvious spelling mistakes. Being fairly new to all this information I can say that it would definitely be a help. The humor was a nice touch too.
08-21-2005, 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted by lsevenl
It is well written, but has some obvious spelling mistakes. Being fairly new to all this information I can say that it would definitely be a help. The humor was a nice touch too.
this was the rough draft, the final draft was made a stickey and should be free of spelling errors...
(note if you DO find some, pm me and i will see about getting them changed)
Good stuff man! 
