It's about that time
Yep thats it. and if you cant afford it. wait. I know the excitement of buying parts believe me. but wait till you can afford it so you can do everything right and you will be happier with the results.
Like.. this payday I got my injector harness, pulley, and my belt
Next payday/black friday I'm gonna try to get a good deal on my injectors and pulley hub.
Then my december checks go to cooling mods and tuning.
I've got it budgetted out pretty well.
ok got it. just saying install everything all at once. I wouldnt run the 2.8 pulley on only the stock cooling system. not saying it cant be done.. just recommend you dont. If you have any further build questions please PM me. I can give you a pretty good idea on what to expect from each mod and general info. best of luck!
ok got it. just saying install everything all at once. I wouldnt run the 2.8 pulley on only the stock cooling system. not saying it cant be done.. just recommend you dont. If you have any further build questions please PM me. I can give you a pretty good idea on what to expect from each mod and general info. best of luck!
Bro I'm new, but I'm not THAT new
Nothing wrong with leaving parts in their.boxes sitting on the floor, drooling and eagerly counting down the hours until my paycheck clears!
But thanks man, I appreciate it and ill definitely hit you up if I need some.guidance
Just asking because there are other things to consider, such as struts, and Control Arm Bushings
and as long as the engine has been taken care of.. it wont blow up. Just mod correctly and get a good tune.
and as long as the engine has been taken care of.. it wont blow up. Just mod correctly and get a good tune.
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Its been extremely well taken care of. If had it looked over very thoroughly and the heads, cams, just.. the engine as a whole is clean as **** and is in awesome shape.
Well than dont worry too much. if you want to go further than what you are at now (TVS, turbo, N02) then perhaps replace the timing components. However if you go your route power mods, plus maybe a 50 shot of nitrous with a good tune and a new clutch. you will put the hurt on a lot of cars and will run for a long time.
Well than dont worry too much. if you want to go further than what you are at now (TVS, turbo, N02) then perhaps replace the timing components. However if you go your route power mods, plus maybe a 50 shot of nitrous with a good tune and a new clutch. you will put the hurt on a lot of cars and will run for a long time.
Bump with an update!
Finally got all my parts together, waiting on injectors in the mail and ill be good!
My question is, with everything listed in the op would I be capable of running s1 or possibly s2 cams without blowing up?
Also note that I'm not running e85/80s, running 93/60#s on the stock fuel system
Finally got all my parts together, waiting on injectors in the mail and ill be good!
My question is, with everything listed in the op would I be capable of running s1 or possibly s2 cams without blowing up?
Also note that I'm not running e85/80s, running 93/60#s on the stock fuel system
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That being said, sounds like s1 cams might be in the works.
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The cooling mods are just a precaution as I've got a high mileage lsj and I want to be as soft as possible on it. Kinda like lubing up before insertion. But yeah, I agree. This thread is just helping me keep my thoughts a little more organized as my mind tends to wander.
That being said, sounds like s1 cams might be in the works.
That being said, sounds like s1 cams might be in the works.
since your worried about your high mileage lsj the smart move would be to leave it alone or put a gm kit on it and be done or just man up mod the ***** off of it and be ready to accept what happens good or bad but you still need to go read about engines and modifying them because you are completely clueless
for one a dual pass dose nothing to control how fast the temp goes up it just helps temp recovery an option b is the best bang for the buck as it constantly bleeds the system but dose not add capacity if you want to help control temp rise put a griffen h.e. or a zzp stealth along with an option b
since your worried about your high mileage lsj the smart move would be to leave it alone or put a gm kit on it and be done or just man up mod the ***** off of it and be ready to accept what happens good or bad but you still need to go read about engines and modifying them because you are completely clueless



