I want to put some power to the pavement but how?
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Car: 1986 trans am
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I want to put some power to the pavement but how?
I have a computer controled quaderjet in my 86 trans. It also has a 5sd. And of coarse a 305. What are some easy and or cheap ways to produce power? Any advise would be great. I have no idea were to start. I'm alittle stumped on this one. You guys rock!!!!!
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Re: I want to put some power to the pavement but how?
Ok. so first thing to do is POST in the right section of the fourms ( tech general questions). Next step would be SEARCH ( top of the page on the right side ). Then you can tell "us" a lil about your car ( how many miles, have you done any mods, is it stock, what are your plans with it)? Then someone will probally tell you where to start.
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Re: I want to put some power to the pavement but how?
Moving to Tech/General.
Like akmusclecar said, if you search you'll likely find your answer(s) extremely quick as this has been asked many times and will cause less of a delay waiting for someone to post.
Best wishes and welcome to TGO.
Like akmusclecar said, if you search you'll likely find your answer(s) extremely quick as this has been asked many times and will cause less of a delay waiting for someone to post.
Best wishes and welcome to TGO.
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Go to the FAQ forum (usually a good place to start when you don't know where to). Look for a thread that talks about the differences between 305's and performance improvements.
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