96' reg. cab 5.7L vortec
#2
The best bang for the buck is: Long tube headers(Hooker makes a set), dual 2 1/2" exhaust from the collectors back routed however you want, custom tune(Nelson can do it since you are in Texas or do it yourself), Electric fans, depending on what gears you have some 3.73s or 4.10s might be in order, CAI(homemade or K&N), and an all around tune up(spark plugs, wires, fuel filter, changing oil/tranny/rear fuild, distrib. cap and rotor button). If you want to clean the engine out a little bit, put some seafoam in the oil for about 100 miles and drain it and also you can put some in your fuel to clean your injectors.
#3
Intake and exhaust are probably the best bang for the buck, and they're something that will help your truck out, not just hp/tq but also gas mileage... depending on how you drive.
That's where I'd start, and then go from there. Also, what are your ideas for the truck?
That's where I'd start, and then go from there. Also, what are your ideas for the truck?
#4
yeah been looking into getting some but i cant find any with the o2 sensor but you said that hooker makes a set ill look into but thatnks for the help guys, but what ive done is a engine tune up ( new spark plugs, wires, fuel filter, drop in k&n filter) cat back dual exhaust, and 3.73's.
#5
For your rear o2s, if you delete the cats, you will need a tune to turn them off. For your others, since they are heated, you can stick them about anywhere as long as they are close to the header.
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