Car has 138K miles on it. Headers good idea?
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Seriously your a fu**en idiot. Just sell your car because it has high mileage it may look good, but don't worry just SELL it. Like you can go out and buy 1998-2002 Ls1 F-bodys brand new still.
Shackelford here is what you need.
http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...id=181&catid=8
make sure that you get ceramic coated, egr provisions, and 02 extensions they offer it all there.
That is absolutely everything
Shackelford here is what you need.
http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...id=181&catid=8
make sure that you get ceramic coated, egr provisions, and 02 extensions they offer it all there.
That is absolutely everything
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Seriously your a fu**en idiot. Just sell your car because it has high mileage it may look good, but don't worry just SELL it. Like you can go out and buy 1998-2002 Ls1 F-bodys brand new still.
Shackelford here is what you need.
http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...id=181&catid=8
make sure that you get ceramic coated, egr provisions, and 02 extensions they offer it all there.
That is absolutely everything
Shackelford here is what you need.
http://www.texas-speed.com/shop/item...id=181&catid=8
make sure that you get ceramic coated, egr provisions, and 02 extensions they offer it all there.
That is absolutely everything
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The auto cars tend to have a better learning curve when it comes to increased air flow and velocity. my car untuned with longtubes and a LS6 intake put down 343hp/343tq....
so really if you can't afford the tune now, about 20-30 min of driving the car around using all the RPM's to give the computer as much info as possible and the car will run fine.
just a thought.
my car is still untuned and she holds her own, drives great, and gets 26mpg
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Yea you don't need to spend the money for a tune, like the postman said your computer will do a little adjusting and thats all you need, you won't even notice a difference. Any shop is going to charge you like 300-350 bucks for the install, might as well do them yourself it's very easy.
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It helps and it will get you hp but it's not completely needed unless your running extremely rich for an extended period of time. In the end you will need a tune to take full advantage of all your bolt ons
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I just thought a lower mile car would be a better base. No matter what you have done to it, it still has 138k miles and that doesn't look good for re-sale, but obviously he isn't selling it so it doesn't matter. I don''t know why I brought that up so forget I said it.