praztek said:Looking for info on install along with making proper pinion angle changes.
Thanks
i am currently working on the FAQ, but i will try to get this one going as well.srothfuss said:What about a "beginners guide to mod's" for the 05+ cars? I wrote one up for the 5.0L section but now I could really bennifit from one in this section(as it's now time to order a car)
It could go something like this:
First Mods ranked in order of priority
1) Purchase a Tuner from.... [list both popular brands to key future searches]
2) CAI kits from popular companies like JLT, etc
3) Exhaust (axle back or both?)
4) Suspension changes
5) Better braking?
6) Gears
7) and so on...
Ending with a listing of popular forced induction setups as the final addition to the powertrain.
Looking for info on install along with making proper pinion angle changes.
Thanks
sort of like what EVO does?I've got an idea of a different kind of write up. And one I never ever see on US based forums.
How about a proper road test and comparison of the different cars. For some of us (me) and some US based enthusiasts it just isn't possible to test drive all cars and mods to see what they are like.
I'd love to see a proper write up of a Pulleyed Terminator compared to a 2.6 Kenne Bell s197. Both should be producing ~460rwhp. But how do they really compare in the real world as daily drivers.
Is the DOHC really that much nicer to drive, or does the extra weight of the Cobra detract from the fun and handling compared to a s197 GT?
It should NOT be an opportunity to bash but simply to highlight differences and quality traits.
Another example is for other potential buyers, such as like myself currently owning a LS1 Fbody. Would a mild bolt on s197 compare well against a light bolt on z/28?
Not just in terms of ET and trap speed, but sense of occasion, build quality, WOW factor, fun factory, every day drivability, handling, etc.
sort of like what EVO does?
that same UK mag you just mentioned. they had a S197 a few issues ago. they do test a few american cars but not that often.Is that a magazine or an online resource? There is a UK based magazine called Evo but I can't recall them testing much US metal. Certainly not along the lines of what we enthusiasts talk about on these forums. But there again I haven't looked at a copy for ages...
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