New Jack in the house. Tons o' Questions
I like it alot, its so comfortable inside and everything is done very nicely. Its a bit heavy but its more than just a muscle car I think its in the luxury sports car class. If your looking to upgrade to a nice car then go for it, if your looking to upgrade to a performance beast then there might be better choices but the LS2 is a great plant to build off of.
Originally Posted by gforce477
Yeah, honestly Pics would just make me angry that someone that ignorant owns those kinds of cars. I work my ass off while going to school to pay for my RL and mods, plus the insurance on my Camaro.
yeah it's bs that he has all these mods with an installer and dosn't even know what a piston is
Yeah it is a little on the heavy side, but I bought the RL for something different, but I would like another LSx because of my knowledge of them. Im not planning on getting one soon, but maybe in a year or so when the prices come down.
Originally Posted by gforce477
Yeah it is a little on the heavy side, but I bought the RL for something different, but I would like another LSx because of my knowledge of them. Im not planning on getting one soon, but maybe in a year or so when the prices come down.
So you know alot about the LS family? I'm new to them and am learning the ropes. I was looking at cams but i don't really know what to base the #'s off of. From what i can tell 220/224 with a .560/.563(I think) looks like a good set, i want to gain some low end torque but still have a stong top end. What would you recomend?
Heres the right #'s 222/224 - .566/.568
Wtf
Originally Posted by cashstacker
I work and go to school to pay for mods and insurance... car was bought with will money
yeah it's bs that he has all these mods with an installer and dosn't even know what a piston is
yeah it's bs that he has all these mods with an installer and dosn't even know what a piston is
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So, you got you're stage 2 documentation, HID proof, Marker Proof, bottle proof, Headrest proof, dash tv proof, rim proof, spring proof.
Sorry no billet proof, didn't get them installed yet.
Sorry no billet proof, didn't get them installed yet.
all right you have proven about half of your mods. You son't have any billet grills. I still need to see the piping on the car before I believe the exhaust story. The rim shot wasn't close enought to tell if they were Konig. I also want to see the pulley on your s/c
nm pulley shot
nm pulley shot
those are terrible pics, and it looks like the monitors are on the backs of the seats with brackets, not in the actual headrests, am i correct on this statement? also, is the bottle in the car? the pics didnt do you much justice man.... hid's do look good, i will give you that
Right dude.
1. I'm not going under my car, nor am I going to get it up on a lift for ya just to prove you wrong again.
2. Rim shot I'll do in the morning. Kinda cold outside.
3. Pulley shot, no problem at all. Don't know how I'm gonna do it tho. Kinda tucked a bit low.
1. I'm not going under my car, nor am I going to get it up on a lift for ya just to prove you wrong again.
2. Rim shot I'll do in the morning. Kinda cold outside.
3. Pulley shot, no problem at all. Don't know how I'm gonna do it tho. Kinda tucked a bit low.
HondaBoy, I don't care, your a tool.
ChevyPowered, first off there is only a single in-block cam for the LSx.
A few things that should help you out,
The fact that the LSx engines are so popular means tuning is widely available and very very good, so you can run a fairly large cam without driveability issues ( especially with the M6?
The 224/224 is a popular grind, a little small for my tastes, but solid mid-range never the less. Also depending on what idle quality your looking for check out the LSA. The 224/224 is typically offered with a choice of a 112 or 114 LSA. The smaller 112 will offer a choppier idle and slightly more performance.
ChevyPowered, first off there is only a single in-block cam for the LSx.
A few things that should help you out,
The fact that the LSx engines are so popular means tuning is widely available and very very good, so you can run a fairly large cam without driveability issues ( especially with the M6?
The 224/224 is a popular grind, a little small for my tastes, but solid mid-range never the less. Also depending on what idle quality your looking for check out the LSA. The 224/224 is typically offered with a choice of a 112 or 114 LSA. The smaller 112 will offer a choppier idle and slightly more performance.
The pics sucked ass dude. I'll take much better ones in the morning. Difficult to use a camera in the pitch black that has a million diff. settings on it.
As for the tv's not being in the headrests, I'll go back outside and do those again now.
Pulleys I guess I can do now too.
As for the tv's not being in the headrests, I'll go back outside and do those again now.
Pulleys I guess I can do now too.
the tvs look way to big to be our stock headrests... im not calling any bs on them, they are there obviously, just interested in seeing how they were done, as for the nitrous, and all your other mods... def. would have gotten something better than firehawk tires.....
Originally Posted by hondaeater
The pics sucked ass dude. I'll take much better ones in the morning. Difficult to use a camera in the pitch black that has a million diff. settings on it.
As for the tv's not being in the headrests, I'll go back outside and do those again now.
Pulleys I guess I can do now too.
As for the tv's not being in the headrests, I'll go back outside and do those again now.
Pulleys I guess I can do now too.


