HOW DO I MAKE MY BONNEVILLE FASTER?!!!!/!?1?
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well now i understand about the supercharger thnx guys but this is my first car and i wanna stick with it.. so im not selling it but i would have loved an ssei it just sounds better.....
Look on your spare tire cover, there will be an RPO list.... Look for F17 or FW2
F17 is the 2.84 gear ratio and FW2 is the 3.06( More performance minded )
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Following the basic mods you can squeeze a good amount out. I'd suggest looking up 95STNA'* threads...lots of interesting things and he'* got a super fast car.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Following the basic mods you can squeeze a good amount out. I'd suggest looking up 95STNA'* threads...lots of interesting things and he'* got a super fast car.
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a good CAI, and High flow cat will really wake up the car....out cars have insane torque (225 fl lbs) off the line.... it really gets the car moving...also this is what kills the trans.....but with the mods listed above you will be able to beat most of the cars that you encounter on the street
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One of the suggested mods if you do a lot of quick starts is an upgraded transmission. Willwren has a great write up on transmissions and the performance parts to go in.
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Originally Posted by 92greenbonnie
well wat are some websites i can find a good high flow cat and a CAI? or any stores?
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A few have bought CAI'* on ebay and found them to be very short and usually pull in engine heat which is why Pat suggests building your own CAI with heatshield.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
A few have bought CAI'* on ebay and found them to be very short and usually pull in engine heat which is why Pat suggests building your own CAI with heatshield.