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Dr. Speed 05-06-2002 03:43 PM

First Mods
 
I know most have you have seen this before, but since I'm new have a little pity. What should be the first modifications on a SN-95 302, with a budget of about $2500, N/A w/ AODE.

lx mike 05-06-2002 03:57 PM

either 3.73 or 4.10 gears, torque converter from good company, and shift kit. That should be close to $1000 right there. then you can add power to it and be able to use it.

Dr. Speed 05-06-2002 04:58 PM

Okay with $1500 left, what would be the best power modifications while keeping it safe N/A?

Coupe5oh 05-06-2002 05:14 PM

Shift kit, pullies, catback exhaust system with an x-pipe, or h-pipe, will get a good sound, and a little power.

05-06-2002 06:18 PM

Pullies, headers, off-road h/x pipe, and a good cat -back. Also some sticky tires wouldnt hurt!

Agent_4573 05-06-2002 07:37 PM

I would recommend some traction bars or may some upper/lower control arms to help get some of that power to the ground...

Dr. Speed 05-06-2002 07:55 PM

What brand of intake provides the most power (how much also)? Also are there any ram air kits that have an air by-pass valve that prevents water from entering the intake manifold?

MidNiteBlu 5.0 05-06-2002 08:31 PM

You dont need to swap your intake until you swap heads, and cam also. I would suggest like a bbk cold air kit or just the filter in the air box also.

Dr. Speed 05-06-2002 09:07 PM

What is the most loudest headers, X-pipe, and Catback exhaust combonation that makes good power and is emissions legal?

Coupe5oh 05-06-2002 09:30 PM

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Originally posted by Dr. Speed
What is the most loudest headers, X-pipe, and Catback exhaust combonation that makes good power and is emissions legal?
Well you have an auto, so i wouldnt mess with longtubes, just get some aftermarket shorties, or keep the stock ones, my way of having a loud exhaust, deep rumble, is having turndowns at the axle, 3 chamber flows, and mac off road h-pipe, stock headers, it set's off car alarms every parking lot i drive through, but some people value their tailpipes so thats a tradeoff,

But a "american thunder" catback is a deep sounding "2 chamber" muffler setup with tailpipes, so that, and say, a bassani x-pipe would be loud, but if your down for all out, cant hear what your soft voiced girlfriend is saying, nor hear the radio exhaust, get offroad h-pipe, and 1chamber flowmasters, your neighbors will hate you.

remember, you might need cats for emmissions testing if they do that there.

05-06-2002 09:53 PM

Loud for an x-pipe combo would be some brand of longtubes, dr.gas x-pipe, dynomax race magnum mufflers. I use bassani equal lengths bassani xpipe and dynomax ultraflo ss catback. It screams when you drop the hammer. Though not obnoxious in the lower rpms.


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