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Old July 2nd, 2009, 01:49 AM   #21
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well depends, if your going for 300 hp i would suggest at least putting a external pump on, otherwise complete your mods take it to the dyno and have them tune it, your first run will tell you if its running lean or rich
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def get them
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Old July 2nd, 2009, 08:20 PM   #23
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Alright i'll get them while im getting the kit. so i'll do it both at once. But im thinking 373's by the 15th
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Old July 2nd, 2009, 10:57 PM   #24
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well depends, if your going for 300 hp i would suggest at least putting a external pump on, otherwise complete your mods take it to the dyno and have them tune it, your first run will tell you if its running lean or rich
you don't need an external pump. i recommend you get 30# injectors with a matching MAF and a 255lph fuel pump. No hates please... i know that is a little overkill - but they will be good upgrades to have for future mods so that you dont have to buy them twice.
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Old July 3rd, 2009, 03:34 AM   #25
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But i don't wanna go too far with the car. And money is a issue.
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In that case do the mods I suggested earlier, add 24lb injectors and a 190lph or 255lph fuel pump, do some weight reduction, rear control arms, urethane suspension bushings, and call it a day.
If you look at my mods, I haven't done anything radical but I have a mid 13-sec capable car that corners on rails, is fun to drive, has excellent street manners as a daily driver, and is capable of 25mpg on the highway cruising at 75mph (2700rpm in overdrive). Yours can be even better.
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i like what you have done to your car. very nicee. that 25mpg is very good sine i have to take the highway everyday.
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Old July 8th, 2009, 04:02 PM   #28
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go with the trick flow...
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Old July 9th, 2009, 01:21 PM   #29
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I am def doing that. right now im just trying to find a co signer since intrest is so low right now and i need some good credit anyways.
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please don't take out a loan to modify your car. that's a terrible idea. sorry man...
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Haha its ok Will. i only drive my car in the summer, and here in saskatchewan summer is only 4 months of the year if we're lucky.
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im just about there for money. i got my entire exhaust done right now including bbk headers-xpipe-magnapacks msd ignition coil. brand new back tires. and im gonna be buying bbk70mm TB, BBK CAI, trick flow H/C/I.
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+1 on the trick flow intake. but as 95opal said, you'll be more satisfied with gears.
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