Edelbrock Victor Jr. Manifold questions...
12-30-2009, 12:06 PM
#31
Well duh...that is always the problem. The thing is that to make it not stockish takes lots of money. And small stuff that could make a big difference for us is what we need. So thats what my wishful thinking was aimed at. Cus i dont have money for heads and cams or a supercharger right now. If i wasnt studying abroad next fall, i'd be all over heads and cams over the summer but no money to.
12-30-2009, 08:48 PM
#33
Haha wanna give me the money to supercharge??? lol if i decide to not go to england, i will have my insurance paid for and will have plenty of money to blow. so supercharger might be a possibility...or heads and cams. who knows. plus i just found this dragon plenum that accepts a monoblade throttle body so that might be in the near future...i was pretty pumped when i saw it. lol
12-30-2009, 08:57 PM
#34
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I just got my credit card paid off last year from my supercharging experience. Sooooo no sorry your on your own. I seen that dragon TB before too. Its ridiculously big. I cant imagine that on a N/A car. I have a 78mm BBK and its freaking massive. I had to lube up the 3 inch procharger piping just to get it to fit.
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12-30-2009, 09:51 PM
#35
I wanna put that on my car!!! lol nobody else has it so i want it. 
that, with an eddie intake manifold and procharger(dont like vortech...no offense anyone) with some longtubes would be a hell of a year of spending.
that, with an eddie intake manifold and procharger(dont like vortech...no offense anyone) with some longtubes would be a hell of a year of spending.
12-30-2009, 10:07 PM
#36
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12-30-2009, 10:17 PM
#37
Well not really. Do the "piece together" supercharger kit($2000 we'll call it), eddie mani($500ish), longtubes($550), and plenum combo($500). That equals $3500ish and i can afford that. And I and my friends are very capable of installation of all the stuff. We have access to a lift and removal of the motor from the car is no big deal. So install is nothing. So i could do that over the course of the next 2 years easy. But it probably wont even happen. lol
12-31-2009, 12:10 AM
#38
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Well I spent like 4500 on my procharger kit, then like 1500 to install tune and misc crap for fuel and maf etc. So I had close to 6500 just in my procharger expenses. 2 years of paying 350 a month on a credit card or there abouts and it was a thing of the past. Now instead of mods on my credit card I am paying for a divorce. LOVE IT! Note the sarcasm...
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