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Old 11-02-2010, 12:41 PM
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I'm happy with their 2.3L truck kit. Haven't had a chance to get it custom tuned or anything really dialed in yet though. The 2.9L I looked at as well and think it would be a good setup for the guys wanting something more drastic, but the 2.3L should do a fairly good job on it's own.

Hopefully I'll have some results to back that up from mine this weekend if the weather is decent and I can have the tune done.
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Originally Posted by TrickPerformanceProducts
The hood would fit, just need to slam a few times. LOL Damm that is one big blower.
ha ha, yeah. bitch is mean too. took a 8.3l viper from a 70 roll and he stayed in 4th. he is a personal friend on mine. older cat.
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now that's how you get off topic
that looks sweet.
sorry about the off topic.... she does look good.
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Why not go with a TVS2300?
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Originally Posted by zeake
Why not go with a TVS2300?
I've been looking for one, but they are rare as hen's teeth. 1900's are common....not the 2300's. If I have to buy new, I'm thinking of getting a little bigger blower. The motor is built beyond what a TVS2300 can flow.
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the new camaro pulley system is the same offset as our trucks.. just look at underdrive pulleys, they all say gm trucks and 10' camaro
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Originally Posted by pewterliftedz
the new camaro pulley system is the same offset as our trucks.. just look at underdrive pulleys, they all say gm trucks and 10' camaro
See, that's what I thought,
Old 11-02-2010, 08:15 PM
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Must be something different in the fit. Otherwise they would not have built two kits. Wonder about the fit under the cowl?
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I will bet you a 100% refund that a over driven 2300 will make enough boost on a 6.0 to split it in half


Call me tomorrow to discuss the details of my guarantee.
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Yeah...isn't there a certain tbss 2300 370 that made a modest 21psi...hmmm
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Originally Posted by BlownChevy
I will bet you a 100% refund that a over driven 2300 will make enough boost on a 6.0 to split it in half


Call me tomorrow to discuss the details of my guarantee.
I don't want to get into OD crank pulleys and 10 rib belts. I'm afraid of high IAT's. Sent you a PM


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