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Old 09-22-2009, 09:22 AM   #1
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ideas on winter upgrades

Hey guys! Im looking for a big upgrade to do this winter.... ive been tossing around a few ideas...

1. A full top end kit, like the trick flow 515 hp package, or slp
2. custom turbo setup, but im so unfamiliar with turbos
3. procharger, but i don't wanna spend 5k on a kit, when ur paying for r & d and it isnt gonna fit

i know this question gets thrown around a lot, but i really wanna do it, and im unsure of what will be the most cost-effective/worth while.... id like to cap the budget at 5k
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Re: ideas on winter upgrades

I say go for the top end kit man. You can worry about a turbo later down the road.
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Quote: Originally Posted by S-10MASTER
I say go for the top end kit man. You can worry about a turbo later down the road.
yea, i kinda feel the same way, but at all of those being close to 5k, i just wanna go the best route.... doubtful itll get boost if i do the top end kit... im basically looking for an 11 second street truck, thats at least semi-reliable lol
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ah I see. I still say got for the top end kit. fvck it.
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Quote: Originally Posted by ls1s10onair
yea, i kinda feel the same way, but at all of those being close to 5k, i just wanna go the best route.... doubtful itll get boost if i do the top end kit... im basically looking for an 11 second street truck, thats at least semi-reliable lol
that would mean you have to drive the thing LOL
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Re: ideas on winter upgrades

Heads/cam no question
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Quote: Originally Posted by MeltingPlastic
that would mean you have to drive the thing LOL
Hey! My swap was completed late march i think, and ive got 2500 miles on it
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Heads/cam no question
any ideas other than the trick flow kit? id like to buy a full setup, but the trick flow cam is a little tame
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Heads, Cam, Fast, LT......
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agree with zx9green...heads, cam, fast intake and tb, LT, u/d pulley, also u'll need a stall to match the cam if you have an a4 tranny...that will get u the 11s your looking for and will keep the streetability...i'm shooting for the same goal...i have the cam, just need the heads, fast setup, LT and pulley...but the pulley and heads will be coming next summer...Good Luck...

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Well you are going to need some traction aid also. My ET's worsened after my FAST intake install even though my trap speeds increased 3~4mph. The reason is no traction. So in my opinion, planting the power you have is more important than loads of power that you cant use.
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Do a quick search on West Coast Cylinder Heads. Talk to Richard. He's a master machinist and prices for his stage II heads are very reasonable.
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how necessary are the lt's? believe me, i get the point of it and all, but im wondering if i can get away with shorties and a good exhaust system for now.... this is gonna be enough $$.... id rather not dump another 1,000+ into re-doing the exhaust, and long tubes.... and zx9rgreen, i dont know what more traction items i can get with a 3 link in the rear.... unless you mean tire, cuz thats a given
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Quote: Originally Posted by ls1s10onair
how necessary are the lt's? believe me, i get the point of it and all, but im wondering if i can get away with shorties and a good exhaust system for now.... this is gonna be enough $$.... id rather not dump another 1,000+ into re-doing the exhaust, and long tubes.... and zx9rgreen, i dont know what more traction items i can get with a 3 link in the rear.... unless you mean tire, cuz thats a given

Yea I was meaning tires....I would recommend something like ET streets since your an M6. I havent been able to get Drag Radials to work for me. I'm on the shorties with my combo that makes good power and carrys pretty good IMO.
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Re: ideas on winter upgrades

Quote: Originally Posted by ls1s10onair
Hey guys! Im looking for a big upgrade to do this winter.... ive been tossing around a few ideas...

1. A full top end kit, like the trick flow 515 hp package, or slp
2. custom turbo setup, but im so unfamiliar with turbos
3. procharger, but i don't wanna spend 5k on a kit, when ur paying for r & d and it isnt gonna fit

i know this question gets thrown around a lot, but i really wanna do it, and im unsure of what will be the most cost-effective/worth while.... id like to cap the budget at 5k
yeah save more money and get the top end,i bougth a procharger for mine and will be installed this winter.
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Re: ideas on winter upgrades

Sell the LS1 ....Take that money plus the 5k and buy a built motor....
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Quote: Originally Posted by zx9rgreen
Yea I was meaning tires....I would recommend something like ET streets since your an M6. I havent been able to get Drag Radials to work for me. I'm on the shorties with my combo that makes good power and carrys pretty good IMO.
what tires do you have with yours?
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Re: ideas on winter upgrades

ok guys.... i spoke with someone from vengeance racing, and they suggested a very appealing setup. I gotta thank Black X, and Philintx, because they suggested this to me months ago.... Ok, here's what im going with...

Trick Flow 220cc heads
VRX4 cam
Comp Pro Magnum RR's
FAST 92mm intake
Billet 92 mm Throttle body
28 lb injectors (stock, but mine are 26's)
all related gaskets, crank bolt, etc. etc

with any luck, that should add up to my 11 second pass that i want.... and they gave me what sounds like a sick deal, @ $3600 shipped
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Thats a good price and sounds like a nice setup. Dont you have to run aftermarket rocker arms with those heads? I dont see that on your list and head bolts are torque to yeild so you need those too. Also is that fast going to be ported?

To answer your question in the earlier post....I am running MT ET Street Radials ....255.50.16
I'm going to swap to the ET Streets

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Quote: Originally Posted by zx9rgreen
Thats a good price and sounds like a nice setup. Dont you have to run aftermarket rocker arms with those heads? I dont see that on your list and head bolts are torque to yeild so you need those too. Also is that fast going to be ported?

To answer your question in the earlier post....I am running MT ET Street Radials ....255.50.16
I'm going to swap to the ET Streets
Yea, the Comp Pro Magnum's.... and yes, you do have to run aftermarket roller rockers... I threw the ARP head bolts into the "etc" lol... Hmmm...... i wanna get the ET Streets, too.... but i might get a pair of weld draglites or something for the rear, cuz i have no more stock wheels lol
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I still say sell the ls1 and use that money plus the 5k and purchase a bigger setup exactly how you want it. Plus it we be brand new and last longer. But either way it will be nice.
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Quote: Originally Posted by Petro
I still say sell the ls1 and use that money plus the 5k and purchase a bigger setup exactly how you want it. Plus it we be brand new and last longer. But either way it will be nice.
i am liking your idea!!
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Quote: Originally Posted by ls1s10onair
Yea, the Comp Pro Magnum's.... and yes, you do have to run aftermarket roller rockers... I threw the ARP head bolts into the "etc" lol... Hmmm...... i wanna get the ET Streets, too.... but i might get a pair of weld draglites or something for the rear, cuz i have no more stock wheels lol
Well Duh! I totally missed the RR in your list. That seems like a really good price for everything you are getting.

I'll be anxioulsy awaiting the results if you go with that setup.
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Quote: Originally Posted by zx9rgreen
Well Duh! I totally missed the RR in your list. That seems like a really good price for everything you are getting.

I'll be anxioulsy awaiting the results if you go with that setup.
Im definitely doing it as of the moment... i have til the 30th to order it to get that price, and i figure ill wind up doing it anyway, so why not now lol.... according to the guys at vengeance, with a tune, i should be just peaking just over 500 rwhp
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6.2 new camaro motor??? its defferent kinda
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Im definitely doing it as of the moment... i have til the 30th to order it to get that price, and i figure ill wind up doing it anyway, so why not now lol.... according to the guys at vengeance, with a tune, i should be just peaking just over 500 rwhp
Keeping the shorty headers?

When I went to the dyno day a few weeks ago, a guy had a GTO that was done by Vengance. Same heads, intake, and a little larger cam, LTs in a stalled auto and he put down 455rwhp but less trq than me. So with a a M6 you should have a very nice setup. I'll be awaiting 1/4 traps to compare with my budget build.
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well, youll have to be waiting for a while lol.... ill get the parts, but im gonna drive the truck til its too cold, then im tearing it apart....
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Hey man, listen to petro, and ditch the ls1....tahn u can hand it over to me so i can get rid of my pile of fun!
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All that horsepower will be fun and it will get you some high traps. You might still be disapointed in the et though. Im not sure you can get a good enough 60' on your rear set up. Those air springs have alot different spring rate than leaves or coils. Maybe save a couple hundred for some double adj rear shocks??? Do you have the ability to adjust your pinion angle with the old style 3 link?
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All that horsepower will be fun and it will get you some high traps. You might still be disapointed in the et though. Im not sure you can get a good enough 60' on your rear set up. Those air springs have alot different spring rate than leaves or coils. Maybe save a couple hundred for some double adj rear shocks??? Do you have the ability to adjust your pinion angle with the old style 3 link?
yes i can change the pinion angle, and to be honest, the first time i ever took this truck to the track, i had 3 runs, and experimented with launching it... my second run, on half-bald toyo proxes 4's was a 2.175.... it actually left the line very nicely.... i dont really have traction issues as it is, but im getting et streets, so i dont think the 60' will be too bad at all....

and lloracs93s10, im ignoring that lol
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yes i can change the pinion angle, and to be honest, the first time i ever took this truck to the track, i had 3 runs, and experimented with launching it... my second run, on half-bald toyo proxes 4's was a 2.175.... it actually left the line very nicely.... i dont really have traction issues as it is, but im getting et streets, so i dont think the 60' will be too bad at all....

and lloracs93s10, im ignoring that lol
must be nice....

and why u ignoring that comment?
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Quote: Originally Posted by Petro
I still say sell the ls1 and use that money plus the 5k and purchase a bigger setup exactly how you want it. Plus it we be brand new and last longer. But either way it will be nice.
x 3. It would be easy just to build a different 6.0 or larger engine and sell the LS1 at decent coin when your ready to do the swap. You could easily build the horsepower you want, well under 5k ,using a LQ9 or even LQ4 as a starting point.
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x 3. It would be easy just to build a different 6.0 or larger engine and sell the LS1 at decent coin when your ready to do the swap. You could easily build the horsepower you want, well under 5k ,using a LQ9 or even LQ4 as a starting point.
Yes sir and like stated before, i would gladly take that ls1/t56 and all off ur hands
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Quote: Originally Posted by The Stunningman
x 3. It would be easy just to build a different 6.0 or larger engine and sell the LS1 at decent coin when your ready to do the swap. You could easily build the horsepower you want, well under 5k ,using a LQ9 or even LQ4 as a starting point.

Mainly, because of the fact that this motor gives me no issues whatsoever.... and its been in my truck for 6 months.... im not getting a new motor every year.... id be plenty happy with 450ish to the wheels reliably, so i see no need to buy another engine. it makes close to no sense to me
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Damn it.....
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lol sorry..... you cant honestly wanna swap the motor after all you've gone through with yours to get it right
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lol sorry..... you cant honestly wanna swap the motor after all you've gone through with yours to get it right
it has never been right since i put it in....thats why. And u should know since u had both, which is better, honestly?
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Quote: Originally Posted by ls1s10onair
Mainly, because of the fact that this motor gives me no issues whatsoever.... and its been in my truck for 6 months.... im not getting a new motor every year.... id be plenty happy with 450ish to the wheels reliably, so i see no need to buy another engine. it makes close to no sense to me
I agree....
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I agree....
Thanks ...... no offense to anyone, but it seems like everyone always knows EXACTLY what to do with MY money
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Quote: Originally Posted by ls1s10onair
Thanks ...... no offense to anyone, but it seems like everyone always knows EXACTLY what to do with MY money
Looks to me like you asked for opinions. You got them. I'm sure your job will be easier making 450 to the wheels with the LS1 than the 6.0 I/We recommend . Good Luck..

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Yes sir and like stated before, i would gladly take that ls1/t56 and all off ur hands

You read where I said ditch the T56? Stop dreaming like that man its not good for you.

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Mainly, because of the fact that this motor gives me no issues whatsoever.... and its been in my truck for 6 months.... im not getting a new motor every year.... id be plenty happy with 450ish to the wheels reliably, so i see no need to buy another engine. it makes close to no sense to me

did someone recommend you get a new engine every year? I missed that post. Sorry. You have 450'ish to the wheels?
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Quote: Originally Posted by The Stunningman
did someone recommend you get a new engine every year? I missed that post. Sorry. You have 450'ish to the wheels?
ill tell ya what.... i did ask for opinions.... upon 3 different options... you arent helping here, so dont pick a fight with someone who isnt asking for your advice. thanks
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Quote: Originally Posted by ls1s10onair
ok guys.... i spoke with someone from vengeance racing, and they suggested a very appealing setup. I gotta thank Black X, and Philintx, because they suggested this to me months ago.... Ok, here's what im going with...

Trick Flow 220cc heads
VRX4 cam
Comp Pro Magnum RR's
FAST 92mm intake
Billet 92 mm Throttle body
28 lb injectors (stock, but mine are 26's)
all related gaskets, crank bolt, etc. etc

with any luck, that should add up to my 11 second pass that i want.... and they gave me what sounds like a sick deal, @ $3600 shipped
sounds like a great deal for all that!!
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Id say just build the motor and ditch the S/C or T/C'd setups. They played out, lol.

Seriously though, why dont you bring that truck down this way so i can see it in person before you tear into it?
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sounds like a great deal for all that!!
yea, thats what i was thinking, but they were really cool guys, and he cut down almost everything.... im ordering it in the morning
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Quote: Originally Posted by llorracs93s10
Id say just build the motor and ditch the S/C or T/C'd setups. They played out, lol.

Seriously though, why dont you bring that truck down this way so i can see it in person before you tear into it?
ive got no free time for that.... sorry.... but i basically have ditched the idea of boost.... id really just like to have a streetable 11 second truck....
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ive got no free time for that.... sorry.... but i basically have ditched the idea of boost.... id really just like to have a streetable 11 second truck....

We will all probaby end up as BlackX has...LOL getting faster and more power every year. His truck has progressed into a monster over the many years I have been on here. (Also take note that Phil and Sweet are both in the quest for more power as well)

You will be satisfied for a little while and then the power bug will bite you in the arse again. I am planning to go turbo possibly in the next year or two if I don't get a C5/C6 first. I am where I wanted to be with my truck with the goals I set in place less than a year ago. But, I have the spray to hook back up to satisfy that need for more power but then that will get boring and then.........
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Re: ideas on winter upgrades

Quote: Originally Posted by ls1s10onair
ive got no free time for that.... sorry.... but i basically have ditched the idea of boost.... id really just like to have a streetable 11 second truck....
shit i wish icould get a streetable 12second truck out of mine....
Old 09-27-2009, 10:22 PM   #50
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Re: ideas on winter upgrades

X2 zx9rgreen^^^ I haven't even finshed building mine or installed it and I'm bored....hahaha...Now I'm having dreams of building a stroked 408 or bigger motor for a Drag Blazer....Good luck on the upgrades man...I will be looking forward to them....



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