? About s/c on a high milage engine
#4
RE: ? About s/c on a high milage engine
i was thinking about S/C'ing my car but for a decent SC its around 2200
im just going to get a topend kit. the power will always be there and it allows the engine to breathe for when i want to add an S/C
im just going to get a topend kit. the power will always be there and it allows the engine to breathe for when i want to add an S/C
#5
RE: ? About s/c on a high milage engine
ORIGINAL: 93 LX FiveO
i was thinking about S/C'ing my car but for a decent SC its around 2200
im just going to get a topend kit. the power will always be there and it allows the engine to breathe for when i want to add an S/C
i was thinking about S/C'ing my car but for a decent SC its around 2200
im just going to get a topend kit. the power will always be there and it allows the engine to breathe for when i want to add an S/C
#6
RE: ? About s/c on a high milage engine
s/c is a great thing to add, just remember that your upper and lower torque boxes are going to be destroyed if you dont address them first. i know of a guy that has 270 rwhp and runs mid to high 12s with slicks and he has ripped off the left upper torque box along with the lower ones and a ton of other stuff. power is good but make sure your car can handle it!
#8
RE: ? About s/c on a high milage engine
that because your friends was stupid...people don't get it, these rear of these cars aren't for slicks and really who needs them with most on here are 350 or less horsepower..there are 800-1000 horsepowercars running drag radial
#10
RE: ? About s/c on a high milage engine
the problem is people don't want to take the time and a lil $$$ and make it right they want to cheat in a way as being cheap when it will be way more costly to fix a torque box or new axles than doing it right the first time