Upgrades to go with Radix
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tr6 is the plug of choice though?
heat exchanger? programming on the way.
Tires? Hahahahahhaha I'll be runnin on 22's. Yea, smoke show. Smallest I can do is 18's because of my brakes...but I just cant lose my 22s
heat exchanger? programming on the way.
Tires? Hahahahahhaha I'll be runnin on 22's. Yea, smoke show. Smallest I can do is 18's because of my brakes...but I just cant lose my 22s
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Pulley size, larger heat exchanger, e-fans, tranny upgrade, TC, heads, cam, headers, free flow cats, exhaust, Alcohol injection,Chillers
#7
Shift kit and servos for sure on the tranny! A good exhaust will help it out a lot, I say true duals, 2.5" pipe with good free flowing mufflers. A cam will wake it up too, something small though.
That would be a good start.
Can you get us the hook up on some tires? I'm fixing to be in need of some.
That would be a good start.
Can you get us the hook up on some tires? I'm fixing to be in need of some.
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If it's a new kit, you already have the upgraded heat exchanger, so you're covered there. TR6 plugs are best for the Radix with 42# injectors, though the regular ones are fine, iridiums not necessary.
The #1 mod IMO is a tune...the Superchips tune that comes with the Radix is super conservative (rich) to prevent detonation. From there, I say run it for a few hundred miles before you decide on further upgrades.
Keep in mind that an aftermarket tune voids your Radix warranty...
The #1 mod IMO is a tune...the Superchips tune that comes with the Radix is super conservative (rich) to prevent detonation. From there, I say run it for a few hundred miles before you decide on further upgrades.
Keep in mind that an aftermarket tune voids your Radix warranty...






