What exactloy do I do with those. Port them or is it something else

 

port and polish yes, but I would recommend sending them for the professionals to do perfectly.

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if ya put headers on w/o barely any bolt ons...you'll lose backpressure which will cause loss of torque...which is bad...keep ur torque if any....like everyone else is sayin...wait till you get more air gettin into the engine until you put some headers on...

 

So let me get the order straight. Upper and lower intake, then cam, then headers

 

Yea that would be more like it, but to fully summerize it for you, you'll need to get a 56mm tb (sn95) or a 65mm tb (edge), maybe an 80mm MAM or MAF, depending on your abbriviation and make sure its preset to whatever new fuel injectors you'll get, and then get your upper intake port matched to your tb, and polished, get your lower intake ported and polished, get a performance cam, port and polish your heads, and then get at least 19lb fuel injectors, preferably 24lb, then bring the car to a shop with a dyno and get them to install your new intake, tb, cam, and injectors and reset your air to fuel mixture. You should do all of this at once because doing these mods individually isn't a good idea. Then do headers last because then you'll have enough airflow to justify them.

 

Hmm I gotta do all that at once. Can I do UD pulleys(and anything else) first then start a mod fund

 

Sure can. Look at my mods, I didn't do them all at once. The only ones I doubled up on was the gears and tuner.

 

Yes you can do all of the basic bolt on stuff at once, but if you're going to fully upgrade your engine then you should do it all at once, one because it will save you tons of time in money for shop cost, two, you only have to get your aire to fuel mixture set one time, and three, you'll have everything basically free of your engine, so if there are any probalamattic areas you don't yet know about, the shop should easily be able to spot them.