Well, my paycheck came in and was wondering what would be the best thing to buy at this time thats for $400?? So if you can help me make a decision it would be very helpful thanks..
Well, my paycheck came in and was wondering what would be the best thing to buy at this time thats for $400?? So if you can help me make a decision it would be very helpful thanks..
cam is no good without springs, detroit will cost you to get it installed and springs are easy to install
2007 CCSB Z71 VortecMax: Stock!
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(1slow01z71 @ May 29 2007, 03:09 PM) [snapback]95096[/snapback]</div>cam is no good without springs, detroit will cost you to get it installed and springs are easy to install
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Locker i can get installed for $100 plus i can get my stall converter installed at the sametime
I voted for the Detroit locker.
I would buy and install the cam, springs, pushrods, and a torque converter at the same time.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Jaw_Dropper @ May 29 2007, 03:10 PM) [snapback]95097[/snapback]</div>Well you said with the 400, sounds like you have more to play with then just 400, thats a damn good price to install that detroit. I seriously doubt you can get it done for that unless its a friend since bearings and a new crush sleeve will run you 60 bucks.Locker i can get installed for $100 plus i can get my stall converter installed at the sametime
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2007 CCSB Z71 VortecMax: Stock!
All the power in the world is going to do you no good until you can put it to the ground, so my choice is the D'troit! A convertor to fit the cam you plan to go with in the future would be next.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(1slow01z71 @ May 29 2007, 03:15 PM) [snapback]95104[/snapback]</div>Well you said with the 400, sounds like you have more to play with then just 400, thats a damn good price to install that detroit. I seriously doubt you can get it done for that unless its a friend since bearings and a new crush sleeve will run you 60 bucks.
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i was putting $400 out there cause thats about where everything is at on the parts... i can go alittle more but no more then $575 max
Having a brother work at a chevy dealership with other employee friends in other areas such as parts distrubutor, to rearend and transmission overhauler helps alot ...
I think you guys are right who voted the locker and to hold off installing the converter until i get my cam that way everything will go together better... so thats what i'm going to do then...thanks guys!
I voted locker! Same reason as Red, no amount of power is good without traction.
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you guys think the locker is a good idea on a street vehicle?
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