What next?...
#1
What next?...
What should I go for next?
VT Stage 2 Cams w/ Comp Cam Springs
or
Accufab Throttlebody and Plenum Combo
WHAT TO DO!?!?
Also, if I did go with the cams, what I need to buy anything else and would I need to adjust anything on my car to get it to run good?
VT Stage 2 Cams w/ Comp Cam Springs
or
Accufab Throttlebody and Plenum Combo
WHAT TO DO!?!?
Also, if I did go with the cams, what I need to buy anything else and would I need to adjust anything on my car to get it to run good?
#4
Originally Posted by shad0wsGT
How much will a tune cost me?
#5
Haha
Nice gestimate, I'm not even sure we have any places in VA that are any good. I'll probably end up taking it down to True Blue Performance in NC. That will probably cost me an arm and leg. Will I need the tune like as soon as the cams go in or can I still drive it a little but not aggressive?
Nice gestimate, I'm not even sure we have any places in VA that are any good. I'll probably end up taking it down to True Blue Performance in NC. That will probably cost me an arm and leg. Will I need the tune like as soon as the cams go in or can I still drive it a little but not aggressive?
#6
yeah it obviously depends on who you take it to. Each shop is going to have different rates. I would say that the average to base any figuring off of would be 500-600, depending on whether or not you already a tuner/chip that they can use. If not, then you obviously have to purchase that, along with their service of actually tuning it. Here in NC at the shops I have looked into, it seems to be around 200 for dyno tuning time if you already have a tuner/chip that they can use. If you have to purchase the tuner/chip, it seems to run from like 500-700, based upon application. It would all just depend.
Scott
Scott
#8
I was looking to take my car to True Blue as well at some point. I am reaching the point to where the mods are going to go beyond my means of doing myself, and they are close by and a SCT dealer, which I have the Xcal2. Just convenient to let them do work and be able to go ahead and tune it too. I haven't heard any negatives about them.
Scott
Scott
#9
with stage 2s it is NOT reccomended that you drive with out a tune, id drive it down there, install it and tune it right there
may be alot fo work, but jeesus you will have a mean sounding, and powerful n/a stang
may be alot fo work, but jeesus you will have a mean sounding, and powerful n/a stang
#13
Originally Posted by 2K1TBGT
i wouldn't run VT II's on a stock short block
50/50 chance they'll hit(some do, some don't, kinda weird)
my comp 270's modified my pistons for me, lol OUCH!!!
50/50 chance they'll hit(some do, some don't, kinda weird)
my comp 270's modified my pistons for me, lol OUCH!!!
And you can drive it without a tune to a dyno and dyno it. YOu just might have to kick the idle up so it will idle till you get there.
#14
I was debating on camming my car over the winter? just wasnt sure on which cams to use with nitrous set up especially if I get the two different tunes "N/A and nitrous" Ive herd great things about the VT cams and Comp? on Modulardepot, just not sure? Stage I or IIs ???
What do you all think?
What do you all think?
#15
any cam that has more intake and exhaust duration will add power with nitrous. basicly a nitrous cam is one that makes the car run good N/a also, although a true nitrous cam to me would be one that favors intake rather then exhaust.
#16
Originally Posted by spike_africa
any cam that has more intake and exhaust duration will add power with nitrous. basicly a nitrous cam is one that makes the car run good N/a also, although a true nitrous cam to me would be one that favors intake rather then exhaust.
#18
Nice gestimate, I'm not even sure we have any places in VA that are any good. I'll probably end up taking it down to True Blue Performance in NC. That will probably cost me an arm and leg. Will I need the tune like as soon as the cams go in or can I still drive it a little but not aggressive?
#19
plus figure in the labor...unless you plan on a major untertaking and having your car out of service for a few days, i wouldn't do it myself....not to mention if you dont have the experience, tools, and know-how on how to properly dial in and install cams
#20
it doesnt take a few days to do a cam install more like a few hours. unless i guess you really really go slow. Most get it done in a day. something like 6-8 hours is what i have been seeing. I cant wait ot add a set to mine.
#21
About the PTV, Ive never actually read that a VT cam has EVER caused a PTV contact problem, even if you dont degree them, but if you show me Id love to see it. (No im not trying to be an *** either, Im just curious) Also, maybe look into their stage 1 cams, they still give amazing gains, and are a little more streetable. They are plenty choppy and youll still see about 20-25 rwhp. Just a thought. Oh, and cams and tb/plenum are not even comparable, they are kinda like mods that work well together, but get the cams first, THEN do the tb/plenum.
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