Extremely Hard Start On 88 GT

keepitmuddy · Jan 16, 2007

alot of people run with speed density. the biggest drawback is you are limited to what cam you're going to run. has to have at least a 114lsa.
the crower 1550 (i believe that's right, not positive) is suppossed to be the hottest SD cam. but at over $300 and you could make more power with a bigger cam for less, not to mention the other (i feel) smaller benifits, you're better off with mass air in the end. if you aren't going to race it or care about how much power you could possibly make, stay SD.

lineumup88 · Jan 16, 2007

you still have the fuel mileage part though. with gas prices as high...yada yada yada. oh piss on it potatoe pota'toe

Teggy_Boy · Jan 16, 2007

Thanks for the info everyone. a Local shop wants $600, sound good? that's also with a 90mm MAFS, computer, and all the wiring.

lineumup88 · Jan 16, 2007

thats not bad bro. you probably won't find it much cheaper

Teggy_Boy · Jan 17, 2007

That's good. I got excited when he said that he included a 90mm MAFS

shawn91stang · Jan 17, 2007

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/86-8...QcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ42604QQihZ019QQitemZ290072689986QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW

a 90mm is probably too big for being almost stock try to get a 70mm or 75mm and see if its calibrated to your fuel injectors too. It comes in handy in the long run. Be sure to get a A9P for a automatic and if you ever switch to manual it will work with it too.

Teggy_Boy · Jan 18, 2007

A9P? Thank you... You dont think a 90mm will be ok?

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