Reply With QuoteOnce you check out Petes VR6 BEAST Im sure you wont want to go anywhere else!
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Once you check out Petes VR6 BEAST Im sure you wont want to go anywhere else!
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That's good to know!
And oh he owns a VR6 too? Phwoaah must check that out!
So I'm just finishing saving up for this (Still in year 10 haha)
Looks like in total I'm looking at this:
Autotech 262's, GIAC Chip, 12 Lifters, Intake Manifold Upper & Lower Gaskets, Valve Cover Gasket = $560
Shipping = $130
Camshaft Labour = $550
GIAC Labour = $200
All up i'm looking at $1440 for absolutely everything!
Sounds pretty good!
Will keep you guys updated if I proceed with purchasing everything!
And hopefully these prices and stuff have given people some ideas as well
Last edited by YoungDubber; 17-08-2012 at 02:17 PM.
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Doesn't work out that bad of pricing in the end. Good luck let us know how it all goes.
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Yeah its not bad! Will do
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Diff and final drive reduction will = brrrrrrrrrrrrrapppppppppppp!
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hahaha.. one day
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yep as woody says final drive reduction is a nice mod on a VR6. The tall gearing makes the car feel so laaaaazy
And a nice light flywheel too. The stock one is like 18lbs or something
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That is a very heavy flywheel.Originally Posted by Tim
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Yeah a 10lb flywheel was something that I was considering!
Its just that I don't have enough money to do more that a few mods at a time!
So i thought that cams and a chip would probably be a good starting point
But next I will look into a 10lb Flywheel
Regarding flywheels though, don't lighter ones drop revs quicker?? = problem??
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