Upgrades for a i6
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TB spacers (spawned by equally useless carb spacers) are a waste of money and time, any claims of more HP are bogus.
A Flowmaster or Magnaflow (both are good quality) exhaust and K&N Intake kit will deliver some seat-of-pants gains for only a couple hundred and no major work, just hanging pipes and turning bolts.
Like adrian said, it's all up to how much you're willing to spend. Gotta pay to play.
A Flowmaster or Magnaflow (both are good quality) exhaust and K&N Intake kit will deliver some seat-of-pants gains for only a couple hundred and no major work, just hanging pipes and turning bolts.
Like adrian said, it's all up to how much you're willing to spend. Gotta pay to play.
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uh, a little more than mild and a lot less than wild, haha twin turbos!, yeah, but its already got a K&N filter in it, and im thinking maybe replacing both cats with one hi-flow and maybe no muffler or a flow 40 original. couple hundred bucks. anybody know anything about some performance chips?
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Originally Posted by reyncreed
uh, a little more than mild and a lot less than wild, haha twin turbos!, yeah, but its already got a K&N filter in it, and im thinking maybe replacing both cats with one hi-flow and maybe no muffler or a flow 40 original. couple hundred bucks. anybody know anything about some performance chips?
Be careful playing with a '96, the OBD-II will rat you out to the smog police if you push things too far.
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Do a search for user name Pkrwud, he had a Jet Stage II chip IIRC, and was happy with it. Troyer also has some Superchips tunes for the 300 I6 as well, and I think a few people in here had them.
I'm not sure if the 300 has a smaller converter, but the few people I've seen swap on the 302 gained very little. Being that the 300 makes it's torque at much lower revs, I'd have to guess that the gains on the 300 would be even less. Personally I'd wait to see how much the muffler wakes it up before even thinking about swapping the cat.
I'm not sure if anyone makes underdrive pulleys for the I6, but they are cheap and easy. Those or swapping to an electric fan setup will free up some power fairly easy.
I'm not sure if the 300 has a smaller converter, but the few people I've seen swap on the 302 gained very little. Being that the 300 makes it's torque at much lower revs, I'd have to guess that the gains on the 300 would be even less. Personally I'd wait to see how much the muffler wakes it up before even thinking about swapping the cat.
I'm not sure if anyone makes underdrive pulleys for the I6, but they are cheap and easy. Those or swapping to an electric fan setup will free up some power fairly easy.
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alright, i found some headers it says it has efi fittings, can i put the sensors and junk in em, and put one high flo cat behind them, and maybe an x pipe. also, when i have to replace the oil pan gasket, im thinking about new cam theres two other cams with 264, and a 270 i think, which one would be the best? and possibly new valves and rods and what not, id liek to do least amount to this engine as possible, but i need some more power
Last edited by reyncreed; 07-06-2007 at 05:17 PM.
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