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napaman2486 01-31-2007 02:07 AM

Any Suggetions
 
I'm looking to start upgrading my 03 Bonneville ssei because the warrenty is finnally up and i want to start modding. The isn't much out there or i think there isn't much. I work on cars and sell parts fo a living and i am quite knowledgable but don't know exactly what to do with my L67. I payed 189.00 for a cat back 40 series from flowmasters and k&n kit for 98.00 from my work. next simple step up i believe would be pulley. What is the smallest to go with and what to upgrade when going smaller. I just picked up a usd L67 with bad intake gaskets for 50 bucks. This is the engine i will be building. I can build it just fine, i just don't know what they can take and what not to do. Any tips would be awsome. Any parts needed, i get 10% above cost on anything. Need parts? Email me at napaman2486@gmail.com :roll:

BillBoost37 01-31-2007 05:40 AM

Please check out Techinfo, there's a great article for beginning modifying and what has been proven to work and not work.

willwren 01-31-2007 08:39 AM

Most of our cars are fine with the stock exhaust into the 13-seconds on the quarter mile. So don't expect anything but a change in sound from the exhaust.

I agree that Techinfo should be your first stop. If you have any questions after that, feel free to ask them here.

If you intend to sell parts on this Forum at a discount to members, you'll have to get Vendor approval from an Admin.

Posting your email address publicly like that will open you up to spambots. They search the internet daily looking for email addresses. ;)

Rogue 01-31-2007 01:49 PM

Check out www.INTENSE-racing.com especially the performance packages section.

napaman2486 01-31-2007 09:11 PM

whoops?
 
i didn't know i had to do that and couldn't do that. :( I have done a lot of research on intense and got many ideas but the main problem is knowing what i can do and can't do with certain mods? ex: 3.4 pulley? what else would i have to do? i definatley check out you other suggstions though. :idea:

dillcc 01-31-2007 09:25 PM

#1 get a scan gauge if you plan on doing modding.
I'd recommend a Fenderwell Intake (FWI) from Intense. With that you should be able to run a 3.4" pulley, but be sure you're scanning for knock retard. You'll also want a 180 degree thermostat and 1 heat range colder plugs.

Dropping smaller you'd want to upgrade to higher ratio rockers OR get a cam. Get ported exhaust manifolds or better yet, headers if you can afford it including a high flow cat. Keep scanning for KR of course too.

napaman2486 02-01-2007 02:53 AM

What does the scan guage do? I think it's to measure the total missfires per minute, but i might be wrong. What about a wideband controller? Other wise whats the next thing you recommend i do. I have a plastic k&n system that supposivly adds 13.5 horse but i don't believe that. Also i just put my flowmaster 40 series delta 2-3/4 cat back on but thats only for sound, and later on it will need to breathe better.

Rogue 02-01-2007 08:58 AM


Originally Posted by napaman2486
What does the scan guage do? I think it's to measure the total missfires per minute, but i might be wrong. What about a wideband controller? Other wise whats the next thing you recommend i do. I have a plastic k&n system that supposivly adds 13.5 horse but i don't believe that. Also i just put my flowmaster 40 series delta 2-3/4 cat back on but thats only for sound, and later on it will need to breathe better.

I recommend the Level 1 package from INTENSE for starters.

A scangauge monitors all the sensors in the motor via the PCM and can detect everything from oxygen sensor milivolts to tranny temps, knock retard, timing, etc...


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