what would you do with 2k
get a 12 bolt rearend if u can scrape together another couple hundred bucks... ull never have to worry about breaking your rearend... i wish i could take back all of my mods and do the rear first
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From: Karnes City, Texas
I just like the way they look. They looks pretty damn mean if you ask me. Yeah I raced one awhile back at thw tracks in San Antonio, it wasn't running but a 14.1 and that was an LS2 model. I'm thinkin' the driver didn't know what he was doing, and the car was also stock too.
Fully built 408 with a TT setup, cage, suspension, and built drivetrain. If you budget right it could happen, j/k. I think post #11 is going to net you the best gains.
Headers, headers, headers. I would buy some nice stainless ones, but that's just me.
Then you might consider a cam, or a torque converter ("stall"
).
EDIT: I just noticed you mentioned a Hypertech. A good dyno tune would also be worth your money, after other modifications.
Then you might consider a cam, or a torque converter ("stall"
).EDIT: I just noticed you mentioned a Hypertech. A good dyno tune would also be worth your money, after other modifications.
