VR Velocity Stacks?
#1
Has anybody tried out a VR Velocity Stack from VaraRam Industries? http://www.vararam.com/
They state it added 22+ ft/lbs to the rear wheels on a stock 04 5.3 Silverado (with Dyno Graph on the site). The cost with shipping is about $60, a whole lot cheaper than messing with a cold air kit.
Comments before I buy?
They state it added 22+ ft/lbs to the rear wheels on a stock 04 5.3 Silverado (with Dyno Graph on the site). The cost with shipping is about $60, a whole lot cheaper than messing with a cold air kit.
Comments before I buy?
#4
Launching!
Joined: Nov 2003
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From: South,Tx
Its about half the cost of getting your TB ported.......But from what i have seen it makes You TB smaller in Size i dont See how that can be a good thing...I would Just
Spend the Xtra And go for the Full Port Cuz i have seen that make a Diff but not anything Huge......
Spend the Xtra And go for the Full Port Cuz i have seen that make a Diff but not anything Huge......
#6
Look at the air fuel ratio on that dyno graph. Its WAY lean on the non vr run. Like they somehow kept it out of power enrichment mode to get lower numbers.
I wouldn't waste my money.
I wouldn't waste my money.
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tbyrne
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May 18, 2004 03:06 PM



I like what they say about GM's "poorly designed throttle bodies". Has anyone seen a Ford tb lately? Don't waste your money.

