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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 08:07 PM
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There isnt any fabbing at all with the pacesetters and ORY. You can weld in a resonator in front of oyur muffler to quieten it down. Ill take you for a ride in my truck when its back up and running. You just need the right exhaust system. CORSA! Efans are worth 1.5mpg and 10hp and the UD pulleys are worth 10hp. Nickels and dimes add up


Sorry guy, I need cats so my truck will pass emmisions tests. Well, I might be able to make it work, if that resonator really helps and I can somehow run cats. Honestly I just want to run high 12s or low 13s at least, I just figuered the best way would be some heads and be done with it, but if LTs, e-fans, underdrive pullies, a 160 termostat, and a 3000 stall will get me there, then that works too.
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Old Sep 29, 2006 | 09:19 PM
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BlueCajin ran 12.50s with lts, 3K stall, CAI, gears, efans, Nelson tune and a 220 camI think that speaks for itself. You can get some custom pipes made to retain teh cats.
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Old Sep 30, 2006 | 07:56 AM
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bigger isn't always better unless you have the supporting bolt-ons.
all the parts have to be matched to make a good, reliable combo.
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