long tube headers not a good idea if you want botton end torque. shorties will work just fine on a stock motor and keep ur milage up.
long tube headers not a good idea if you want botton end torque. shorties will work just fine on a stock motor and keep ur milage up.
I know that is wrong, Shorty's flow just as good as stock manifolds, But this is what Im wanting to find out, Not anything bout tuning, Bolt ons, what works what dont. I wanted to know your opinion on what bolt ons I need to look at.
So one person (with only 3 posts) tells you what you want to hear and you believe him?? I think everyone on hear with a powerful truck has told you that shorties are a waste of money and do not benefit your power output.
Make up your mind on what info you are asking for, you're contradicting yourself. You seem like one who is gonna do whatever they think will work so have fun wasting money.
After reading the first couple posts I was getting entertained then towards the end I noticed how much time I wasted reading it all and now im starting to regret it.
Many people have already told you their opinion on what upgrades to do but you continue to argue and be ignorant saying your trinity is better. If you ask for advice, TAKE IT, don't just throw it back at the person and say, '"well, blah blah blah I make hella dough blah blah. If you are going to have this attitude about people giving you advice you should steer away from forums and continue to use that "75K a year" to buy all the stuff you see on Powerblock every Saturday morning. Cheers...
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Racing isn't a matter of life and death, it's much more important than that.
well done to this thread...
Hurt feelings about wasted money on bunk parts wont help fix the problem
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