damn thats a sick setup... i cant wait to get some money together and start addin some boost.... what are you gonna do with those lt's in the background on your wall?
check out my sig for the parts i have on my car so far... im thinkin about gettin MAC lt's, the TFS1 cam, 70mm tb, or a new MAF. what would be the best power adder to put on right now? and what kind of gains can i look forward to?
ive drivin it and i love it, right nowi have a 87 rx7 II which is a turbo 1.3l motor so its a whole new world. the clutch is extremely stiff which i didnt know was because it was still new or maybe somethins up? the car ran fine for the 45 min test drive and had no visible problems, ill have...
i want to buy a 1995 GT that has 90,000 miles on it but has an excellent interior and paint job. the car has some mods such as pro-performer intake/cold air intake/6AL MSD ignition/255lph fuel pump/ 24# injectors/UR pulleys/ comp chip/3 stage fan/3.7.3 gears/centerforce clutch/short...
well im gonna keep the rpm intake and get a new t/b, maf, and some long tubes and run it like that for a while until i save up enough for tfs1 cam and some twisted wedge heads.... that setup should work fine until i get some boost
i have want to buy a 1995 gt for $7500, it has 90,000 miles and the following parts
‑Edelbrock Pro‑performer RPM Intake Manifold
‑Cold Air Intake
‑6AL MSD Ignition System
‑255lph Fuel Pump and 24lb Injectors
‑Under‑drive Pulleys
‑Computer Chip
‑3 Stage After‑market Fan w/ adj. dials in...
well for the tb i figured i could bore it out on my own, ive done it several times on other cars. that leads to my next question, how should i bored it? some cars run better with say a 60mm inlet sloping to a 64mm outlet (in example!) what would you guys say is the best size?
hmm.... well i dont want to buy the performer just to use until i get the heads and cam. would the stock one work better than the rpm now or should should i just deal with it for now?