impulsesv6
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basically i think im done with the sv6 now (performance wise).
im starting to plan and save for my next car, hopefully a VZ SS (or prob a VE by the time i hit 25).
im just wanting to know what mods are usually the best to start with?
(i want to stay NA)
obviously the items on my list already are:
pacemakers, and full exhaust, cai, modified throttlebody, cams, and rockers, P&P heads, and a tune
i think i want around 400+rwhp, low 11sec 1/4
- ideally a tune is recommended between mods, but is it really necessary?, or can the stock comp adjust itself enough to cope with little changes (obvoiusly big changes like cams,heads and throttlebody would need a tune)
Another question is what problems am i going to run into driveline wise?
can a 6spd man take that much power in stock form or will it need to be beefed up?
the clutch would need to be beefed up also - any recomendations?
also brakes?
ive heard of cars breaking c/v's - is this common?
any tips and your experiences much appreciated.
im starting to plan and save for my next car, hopefully a VZ SS (or prob a VE by the time i hit 25).
im just wanting to know what mods are usually the best to start with?
(i want to stay NA)
obviously the items on my list already are:
pacemakers, and full exhaust, cai, modified throttlebody, cams, and rockers, P&P heads, and a tune
i think i want around 400+rwhp, low 11sec 1/4
- ideally a tune is recommended between mods, but is it really necessary?, or can the stock comp adjust itself enough to cope with little changes (obvoiusly big changes like cams,heads and throttlebody would need a tune)
Another question is what problems am i going to run into driveline wise?
can a 6spd man take that much power in stock form or will it need to be beefed up?
the clutch would need to be beefed up also - any recomendations?
also brakes?
ive heard of cars breaking c/v's - is this common?
any tips and your experiences much appreciated.