estimates please...
#1
estimates please...
i have ALOT of parts bought and ready to install when i get home. Just wondering what everyone thinks i will do at the wheels...here is the list:
vt Stage 2 N/A cams w/upgraded springs
MAC long tube headers
bbk H-pipe w/high flow cats
3800 stall converter(wont add hp but good for track)
75mm throttle body
K&N intake
also a tune with race fuel for the track
im guessing about 280-290 at the wheels with the "track tune"
vt Stage 2 N/A cams w/upgraded springs
MAC long tube headers
bbk H-pipe w/high flow cats
3800 stall converter(wont add hp but good for track)
75mm throttle body
K&N intake
also a tune with race fuel for the track
im guessing about 280-290 at the wheels with the "track tune"
#6
well i have a shift kit and a trans cooler to get the firmness of shifts. There are some parts i didnt list, but i just listed mostly the hp gaining parts. With the shift kit i have, plus the trans being tuned with the stall converter, and the trans cooler i should be doing pretty good.
#8
That gives me a good insight to what i will have. Only thing i have extra is the cams.
#10
and all the way up to 120 we also have e85(110)
#11
hate to burst your bubble cheddar but California ARB approved gas is crap by law. The blend has to be approved by a committee of people without education in the subjects that would make them expert enough to make good decisions, they're lobbied by enviro-****'s to the point that a power-efficient fuel is out of the question.
You can't get 93 octane here, the 87 is so full of low quality oxygenates that it reduces power and the specific oxygenates used are toxic beyond belief. You can't get E85 anywhere that's useful to the bulk of the population and only really 76 stations carry the high test race gas.
You can't get 93 octane here, the 87 is so full of low quality oxygenates that it reduces power and the specific oxygenates used are toxic beyond belief. You can't get E85 anywhere that's useful to the bulk of the population and only really 76 stations carry the high test race gas.
#14
that's the sort of overconfidence that leads to disappointment. hope for the best, plan for the worst and you'll be prepared for what comes.
#15
you must have a tune too or your car must be a freak. minus the headers...I have similar **** as you, but I have an xcal...and no auto trans...I pulled..245/288...and was told by my tuner...Modular Powerhouse...that those were very good #'s for my mods.
#16
yep, i myself wasnt expecting the numbers i got, i was thinking 230 maybe 240....well i did arrive with 241rwhp/270rwtq but my tuner got a little more ponies outta of it....the car feels hella strong now.
#17
hate to burst your bubble cheddar but California ARB approved gas is crap by law. The blend has to be approved by a committee of people without education in the subjects that would make them expert enough to make good decisions, they're lobbied by enviro-****'s to the point that a power-efficient fuel is out of the question.
You can't get 93 octane here, the 87 is so full of low quality oxygenates that it reduces power and the specific oxygenates used are toxic beyond belief. You can't get E85 anywhere that's useful to the bulk of the population and only really 76 stations carry the high test race gas.
You can't get 93 octane here, the 87 is so full of low quality oxygenates that it reduces power and the specific oxygenates used are toxic beyond belief. You can't get E85 anywhere that's useful to the bulk of the population and only really 76 stations carry the high test race gas.
we may not have 93
but down here we have 105 109 110 120 like 9 bucks a gallon for some but we have it.
but yeah we dont have jungle juice
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