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fobra559

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georgio440 said:
Do I really need new bearings and seals? My car only has ~65k miles on it.
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It's recommended. I would most def do it if your car has 65k on it. It will save you the trouble down the road.
 

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fobra559 said:
It's recommended. I would most def do it if your car has 65k on it. It will save you the trouble down the road.
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+1
 

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Ah, alright. It's gonna be a little more than $500, then.
 

fobra559

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georgio440 said:
Ah, alright. It's gonna be a little more than $500, then.
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Gears $180, Master Bearing Kit $100, SCT Tuner $300 Labor $250, Feeling the Butt Dyno with these mods...Priceless
 

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Gears for $180? The cheapester FRPP 4.10s I've found are about $240.
 

fobra559

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georgio440 said:
Gears for $180? The cheapester FRPP 4.10s I've found are about $240.
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Oops my bad, I was thinking 3.73's Where did you find the FRPP 4.10's at?
 

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Americanmuscle.com
 

fobra559

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Americanmuscle.com
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Check your PM.
 

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If you DONT want to invest in a tuner for almost $400 (or buy one used if you can), then a SpeedCal will do the trick and costs $100. However, if you want a tuner for the future go ahead and get one, kill 2 rhino's with 1 monkey.
 

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If you DONT want to invest in a tuner for almost $400 (or buy one used if you can), then a SpeedCal will do the trick and costs $100. However, if you want a tuner for the future go ahead and get one, kill 2 rhino's with 1 monkey.
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:Word:
 

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Yeah, I'll probably just go with SpeedCal since I'm kind of short on money right now. I can always do the full tune down the road. Then again, I could always just buy the tuner first, and get gears later when I have enough.
 

fobra559

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Yeah, I'll probably just go with SpeedCal since I'm kind of short on money right now. I can always do the full tune down the road. Then again, I could always just buy the tuner first, and get gears later when I have enough.
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Yeah, it's better to have a tuner first and then the gears because I feel you on the budget situation
 

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Would I know what to do with the tuner? I don't mind adjusting to a set-up that requires premium, since I already fill my car with that as it is. Also, with just the tuner, will I noticed a decent increase in performance?
 

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I got my Diablosport for $175, so deals are out there.

They are REAL easy to use, especially if it comes with instructions (if it doesnt PLEASE get some before you mess with any settings).

Yes they do make a difference in performance. By tweaking my timing and fuel I gained 6rwhp and 15lb ft of tourqe to the wheels as well.

Plus you can do data logging which is cool, adjust your fan settings, rev limiter, speed limiter, adjust gear ratios, turn off your rear o2's for an offroad mid pipe, and a couple of other sweet things... this is the Diablosport, others have the same basic features as well with some exceptions.
 

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BurningRubber said:
I got my Diablosport for $175, so deals are out there.

They are REAL easy to use, especially if it comes with instructions (if it doesnt PLEASE get some before you mess with any settings).

Yes they do make a difference in performance. By tweaking my timing and fuel I gained 6rwhp and 15lb ft of tourqe to the wheels as well.

Plus you can do data logging which is cool, adjust your fan settings, rev limiter, speed limiter, adjust gear ratios, turn off your rear o2's for an offroad mid pipe, and a couple of other sweet things... this is the Diablosport, others have the same basic features as well with some exceptions.
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Oh Yeah! If you plan on getting an o/r pipe it will eliminate the need for mil's which will save you about $50.

And YES follow the instructions and you'll be fine.
 

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This is the one I'm looking at:

http://www.americanmuscle.com/sct-x3-powerflash-tuner.html

Thoughts?
 

fobra559

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Sounds good to me.
 
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