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I am itching to do another mod. What would be the best bang for the buck mod for me. I was thinking either some computer tuning or some 1.6 rockers. What do you think. Check my sig for my current mods.
I am itching to do another mod. What would be the best bang for the buck mod for me. I was thinking either some computer tuning or some 1.6 rockers. What do you think. Check my sig for my current mods.
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Originally posted by Dewey316
headers and computer tuning.
headers and computer tuning.
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'Nother vote for chip tuning. Having that will be necessary to do future mods. Without it, the computer will fight you.
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Originally posted by cali92RS
A different perspective:
STB, LCAs, PHB, torque arm, sway bars, Shocks/Struts, Springs
A different perspective:
STB, LCAs, PHB, torque arm, sway bars, Shocks/Struts, Springs
Tuning, LCARB with SFC, LCA poly bushings, Bilstien struts, carb intake with adaptor plate and make stock FPR adjustable (fuel pressure bumped up), springs, sway bars, in that order.
Tuning first since you've got headers already and stock tuning is already weak (Gm didn't want TBI performing close to TPI
).The LCARBs are highly recommended since you've got the gears and posi to induce teeth chattering wheel hop.
Last edited by JPrevost; Oct 28, 2004 at 10:26 PM.
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Originally posted by 25THRSS
Do all of your engine mods first, then tune. That way you only have to tune for one optimal combo. Just my
Do all of your engine mods first, then tune. That way you only have to tune for one optimal combo. Just my
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