Is there any mods i can do myself?
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Cool Mom Dude.
There's a post around (do a search ) where you can take the bottom of your air box off, and simply drill two holes in the upperbox with 2 long Plastic Ties to hold the filter in. You'll gain noticable Boost on your Guage and probaly 10 to 15 HP.
Then there is the Boost By-Pass which is needed for your year, thats a Simple .50 cent Vacum Tee. You'll get to use the extra Boost.
After that you can add up to a 2 Lb Pulley (find one used cheap) without having to worry about a new Chip/Program or changing your plugs out ""YET""
You'll end up with a real nice quick truck for under $100.00
There's a post around (do a search ) where you can take the bottom of your air box off, and simply drill two holes in the upperbox with 2 long Plastic Ties to hold the filter in. You'll gain noticable Boost on your Guage and probaly 10 to 15 HP.
Then there is the Boost By-Pass which is needed for your year, thats a Simple .50 cent Vacum Tee. You'll get to use the extra Boost.
After that you can add up to a 2 Lb Pulley (find one used cheap) without having to worry about a new Chip/Program or changing your plugs out ""YET""
You'll end up with a real nice quick truck for under $100.00
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Everyone thinks thats a cool mom but I think it is kind of irresponsible. When you are 16 and learning to drive and you aren't the most mature. Having a vehicle with this type of power is just unsafe. I'm sorry to say but unless you've been driving for a while you shouldn't be driving something that don't have the experience to control.
Just my $0.02.
Good luck and be careful,
Pete
Just my $0.02.
Good luck and be careful,
Pete
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Originally posted by blue02lightning
Everyone thinks thats a cool mom but I think it is kind of irresponsible. When you are 16 and learning to drive and you aren't the most mature. Having a vehicle with this type of power is just unsafe. I'm sorry to say but unless you've been driving for a while you shouldn't be driving something that don't have the experience to control.
Just my $0.02.
Good luck and be careful,
Pete
Everyone thinks thats a cool mom but I think it is kind of irresponsible. When you are 16 and learning to drive and you aren't the most mature. Having a vehicle with this type of power is just unsafe. I'm sorry to say but unless you've been driving for a while you shouldn't be driving something that don't have the experience to control.
Just my $0.02.
Good luck and be careful,
Pete
-Mike
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Thanks for the help and welcome im sure ill be posting alot on here to get alot of help.Yea my mom is cool as hell ive been driving for a year already with a hardship license i use to have a mustang GT with no mods it was ok but now that i got the L i havent driven anything better. The only thing i hate about this truck is the freaking insurance 400 bucks a month thats crap but oh well thats the only thing i have to pay for.
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Originally posted by Guapo
A 16 yearold driving around 4500 +lbs with 380hp.... They better be charging him $400 a month... (no offense, man... but that's the very definition of a high risk driver)
A 16 yearold driving around 4500 +lbs with 380hp.... They better be charging him $400 a month... (no offense, man... but that's the very definition of a high risk driver)
I broke an axle on my Firehawk avoiding a suicidal drunk and mine went up to $1400.00 for six months after the insurance company fixed it. I sold it right away and drove an S-10 for a year. I had a speeding ticket on my license that went away then; so, I got another F-body. There was no way I was going to spend over $200.00 a month for Insurance. $400.00 just blows my mind.