bought 02 SS with 525 HP, need guidance
10-31-2005, 10:13 PM
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02 SS HP?? Mods?? The truth will be told soon! Ok, I am happy I humored many with my first thread on this site....now I have some places and sources to prove that this beast the real deal. Stay tuned...some will "hate" when the results will come back that lil' beast will Blow ya doors off....
darealesbrotha1@yahoo.com is where you can also email me
i am in Fort Bragg NC (Fayetteville)
darealesbrotha1@yahoo.com is where you can also email me
i am in Fort Bragg NC (Fayetteville)
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10-31-2005, 10:23 PM
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well i wanna know whatz exactly in the car. i mean i know about racing and things...its that i am not that familar with the SS's...i have pics however they are too big for the site
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10-31-2005, 11:39 PM
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Sounds like you should have done a lot more research.
When you say "525 hp", I assume you meant flywheel horsepower. Nobody around here talks in flywheel horsepower because it is almost never measured. We speak in terms of what you see on a dyno and what you make where the tires meet the street, which is rear wheel horsepower. 525 flywheel would be a bit over 400 rwhp, which would require a good setup with a decent cam.
How do you expect us to tell you anything??? Look at any parts you can for names/markings, contact the previous seller, etc. Only way we can try to help is if you get some good pictures up.
When you say "525 hp", I assume you meant flywheel horsepower. Nobody around here talks in flywheel horsepower because it is almost never measured. We speak in terms of what you see on a dyno and what you make where the tires meet the street, which is rear wheel horsepower. 525 flywheel would be a bit over 400 rwhp, which would require a good setup with a decent cam.
How do you expect us to tell you anything??? Look at any parts you can for names/markings, contact the previous seller, etc. Only way we can try to help is if you get some good pictures up.
11-01-2005, 02:32 PM
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pics are too big eh? upload them to somewhere else first like photobucket etc
Take some pics of the engine bay, etc. Look for names on stuff as was previously stated.
until I see pics...
Take some pics of the engine bay, etc. Look for names on stuff as was previously stated.
until I see pics... 
11-01-2005, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by NC98Z
If you can't handle it let me know and I'll build you some TRAINING NITTO'S so you won't have to park sideways at the base. NC98Z/FAYETTEVILLE
11-01-2005, 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by blkZ28spt
525 flywheel would be a bit over 400 rwhp, which would require a good setup with a decent cam.
11-01-2005, 04:10 PM
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Personally, I smell troll... but that aside...
If it is truly 525+ hp, I give it a week before it's broken or wrapped around a pole.
Kinda scary to think someone would buy a car with that much power and not know what is in it. Good luck trying to keep it running.
If it is truly 525+ hp, I give it a week before it's broken or wrapped around a pole.
Kinda scary to think someone would buy a car with that much power and not know what is in it. Good luck trying to keep it running.
