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If I had to spend 200 dollars I would look into the following:
Dynomax Cat Back 139.99 and 50 bucks to have it installed
Catco High Flow Converter 59.99 and you cna easly do it yourself or spend 20.00 and get it installed
Crane 2030 Cam 169.99, hard work. Labor runs 250-400 dollars
MSD Coil, easy add in and do it yourself cost 39.99
Accel 300+ Ignition System 169.99 and you can do it yourself
Coyles Double roller chain 89.99 and it can be done by yourself or 150 or labor
Gasket match the pleunm, upper and lower and heads, cost 39.99 for the porting kit, 20 bucks for gaskets, and about 6 hours tops.
Dynomax Cat Back 139.99 and 50 bucks to have it installed
Catco High Flow Converter 59.99 and you cna easly do it yourself or spend 20.00 and get it installed
Crane 2030 Cam 169.99, hard work. Labor runs 250-400 dollars
MSD Coil, easy add in and do it yourself cost 39.99
Accel 300+ Ignition System 169.99 and you can do it yourself
Coyles Double roller chain 89.99 and it can be done by yourself or 150 or labor
Gasket match the pleunm, upper and lower and heads, cost 39.99 for the porting kit, 20 bucks for gaskets, and about 6 hours tops.
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Car: 94 Camaro
Engine: 3.4L
Transmission: 4l60e
Originally posted by Brian K
Accel 300+ Ignition System 169.99 and you can do it yourself
Accel 300+ Ignition System 169.99 and you can do it yourself
summitracing.com or jegs.com sells them
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Car: 13 Ram 1500/ 78 Formy
Engine: 5.7 / 7.4
Transmission: 6sp / TH350
Axle/Gears: 3.55 posi / 3.23
for $10 more (not including all the little details) check out my sig
$200 should get you a very good "TomP" brand tune up & a bucket, sponge, car wash, water blade & chamie. Good running, clean looking car will follow.
$200 should get you a very good "TomP" brand tune up & a bucket, sponge, car wash, water blade & chamie. Good running, clean looking car will follow.
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Car: 1991 Pontiac Firebird
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200$
Take 10 bucks and buy lotto tickets. (if you win.. youll never have to worry again)
take 190 bucks, put it in the savings, let it draw interest.. and let it keep building up until you have 10,000 bucks, then..
buy 350 crate motor
4L60 Tranz
super ram MFE intake setup
aluminum driveshaft
342 gears
suspension components
rims, tires
paint car
take 190 bucks, put it in the savings, let it draw interest.. and let it keep building up until you have 10,000 bucks, then..
buy 350 crate motor
4L60 Tranz
super ram MFE intake setup
aluminum driveshaft
342 gears
suspension components
rims, tires
paint car
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MSD is nice.. I am running accel.. I heard MSD is tougher but not any better performance wise. Example: Drop the MSD and it still works, drop my accel unit and your out 169.99... Spark power reports show they are equal. My accel unit is drastically smaller though...
It all depends on how many 200's you have. A nice dynomax cat back, chrome tip and high flow conveter can be done for 200. It will help a lot of things but not make it a rocket yet, but really help.
After that I would look into either a cam and roller rockers or a 3.4 swap.
Then I would look into porting and polishing..
Also do not forget the free mods...
KEEP THE V6 ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It all depends on how many 200's you have. A nice dynomax cat back, chrome tip and high flow conveter can be done for 200. It will help a lot of things but not make it a rocket yet, but really help.
After that I would look into either a cam and roller rockers or a 3.4 swap.
Then I would look into porting and polishing..
Also do not forget the free mods...
KEEP THE V6 ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I find it damn near hilarious someone would say that you can do the timing chain yourself (no, not impossible, but a bitch) yet say take the Dynomax catback to a installer considering that installing it consists of assembly (6 nuts) and taking the old one down (2 bolts) and intalling (same 2 bolts)
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I find it damn near hilarious someone would say that you can do the timing chain yourself (no, not impossible, but a bitch) yet say take the Dynomax catback to a installer considering that installing it consists of assembly (6 nuts) and taking the old one down (2 bolts) and intalling (same 2 bolts)
I find it damn near hilarious someone would say that you can do the timing chain yourself (no, not impossible, but a bitch) yet say take the Dynomax catback to a installer considering that installing it consists of assembly (6 nuts) and taking the old one down (2 bolts) and intalling (same 2 bolts)
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Coyles Double roller chain 89.99 and it can be done by yourself or 150 for labor
I think this was what I said, "can be done by yourself or 150 for labor."
I think this was what I said, "can be done by yourself or 150 for labor."
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Plus for 50 bucks they installed my high flow converter and cat back and removed the old setup. Took him less than an hour and was worth it IMO.... It also can be done yourself.
I find it damn near hilarious people never thourghly read....
I find it damn near hilarious people never thourghly read....
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Well the cat-back can take 10-15 minutes if your a pro, but i had one hell of a time gettin the pipe from the cat up over the axle and up to the muff. It was one piece though...the one already on it was 2. Speaking of exhaust, while im here...how hard is it to hollow the cat and what are your gains? Is it a cut and weld job, or is it just a whack and tear out all the honey-combs? And personally, I dont think any do it yourself job should be done by anyone else, IF I GOT THE TOOLS, I do the job. But then again thats just an opinion, and you know what they're like.
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Dunno about the Cat, and it was my first thing ever to do to my own car....I didn't know what the hell I was doing..I just jacked up the rear and got to work.
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Car: 94 Camaro
Engine: 3.4L
Transmission: 4l60e
Originally posted by Ex-Ford guy
Well the cat-back can take 10-15 minutes if your a pro, but i had one hell of a time gettin the pipe from the cat up over the axle and up to the muff. It was one piece though...the one already on it was 2. Speaking of exhaust, while im here...how hard is it to hollow the cat and what are your gains? Is it a cut and weld job, or is it just a whack and tear out all the honey-combs? And personally, I dont think any do it yourself job should be done by anyone else, IF I GOT THE TOOLS, I do the job. But then again thats just an opinion, and you know what they're like.
Well the cat-back can take 10-15 minutes if your a pro, but i had one hell of a time gettin the pipe from the cat up over the axle and up to the muff. It was one piece though...the one already on it was 2. Speaking of exhaust, while im here...how hard is it to hollow the cat and what are your gains? Is it a cut and weld job, or is it just a whack and tear out all the honey-combs? And personally, I dont think any do it yourself job should be done by anyone else, IF I GOT THE TOOLS, I do the job. But then again thats just an opinion, and you know what they're like.
Just buy a High Flo cat like Catco.
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Car: 1986 Firebird
Engine: 2.8 V6
Transmission: 700R4
If you search thru the old messages, I tell how to easily slide the one piece I-pipe under the car. You raise the back, undo the lower shock bolts, undo the track bar from the body brace, remove the muffler heat sheilds, and lower the axle downnnnn; then the I-pipe slides in from the rear of the car.
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Thanks Tom, I'll remember that next time. I somehow managed to get the thing in without taking anything off but the wheel and the heat shields. Somehow I managed lol. I got some weird ways with that stuff sometimes. So no go on the hollow cat? BTW, how good will a Turbo muff sound on these sixes? Just lookin for some cheap sound for now, til funds get settled. Thanks, Mike
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