thinking of some mods on my 2010 Suburban
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thinking of some mods on my 2010 Suburban
until early September from now I'll be using our 2010 suburban 5.3 2wd
as well as i'm using it temporarily because it's the home car and instead of buying another car or using a Sonata V8 is better
i'm planing for plug&play parts that has acceptable residual value when i offer them once I finish using them
the parts
- K&N CAI
- GM LS3/LS7 ( throttle response purpose )
- Diablosport predator or Intune
- 160 thermostat
I wouldn't prefer to go with exhaust because it will be my daily driving car ( maybe i'll look for a second hand cat-back )
of corse it needs a set of spark plugs and wires probably.
any suggestions on those parts or additions.
as well as i'm using it temporarily because it's the home car and instead of buying another car or using a Sonata V8 is better
i'm planing for plug&play parts that has acceptable residual value when i offer them once I finish using them
the parts
- K&N CAI
- GM LS3/LS7 ( throttle response purpose )
- Diablosport predator or Intune
- 160 thermostat
I wouldn't prefer to go with exhaust because it will be my daily driving car ( maybe i'll look for a second hand cat-back )
of corse it needs a set of spark plugs and wires probably.
any suggestions on those parts or additions.
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LoooooooooooooL
yes the LS3/LS7 TB are the same, it is the second cheapest part LoooooooL
i'm just wondering about that TB would it make any difference or not !?
yes the LS3/LS7 TB are the same, it is the second cheapest part LoooooooL
i'm just wondering about that TB would it make any difference or not !?
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no trucks have a 90mm tb there all 87mm. The 90 will give you a little better response. ported 90mm will give you more. I was going to say skip the thermostat but then saw you are in Saudi Arabia. You mite need it there. With the sand id skip the K&N. I wouldnt use a filter I could see through. The stock air box is fine and will flow plenty for the stock engine. im running a stock box and im supercharged. Just get a Air Aid M.I.T Jr. with dry filter. oiled filters are not good on these trucks. The oil can get on the MAF. The stock air tube will not fit with the 90mm TB. Unless you modify it. Id just get the air aid for it. Get a Dyno tune if you can. There much better then a data log tune because they use a wide band o2. If you cant find some one who knows what there doing dynoing a GM were you are get a Diablo from DiabLew Tune - Custom Tuning for GM Vehicles - DiabloSport inTune, Trinity, Predator Custom Tuning by 06MonteSS
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Thank you JCunningham
I really appreciate your idea about the intake tube, but it's offered of $199.99. Summit is offering the K&N CAI of $239.99, i know Airaid is easier to install and practical as well but compared to K&N it's quite expensive.
Regarding to the tune I know people could tune the car properly. but I'd like to be on the safe side, its less risk to use data log tune especially on my mods. what i'k looking to tune is: torque management, shifting point, rev limiter, fans temp and probably some timing and fuel. because fuel in Saudi Arabia is different than the US one, thus i wouldn't prefer to play with those options. maybe slightly
BTW i've heard that K&N has more torque that the others !! not too much but it is the best in torque aspect. is it true ??
links for the stuff that we discussed about
Airaid - Product Search
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/knn-63-3070
I really appreciate your idea about the intake tube, but it's offered of $199.99. Summit is offering the K&N CAI of $239.99, i know Airaid is easier to install and practical as well but compared to K&N it's quite expensive.
Regarding to the tune I know people could tune the car properly. but I'd like to be on the safe side, its less risk to use data log tune especially on my mods. what i'k looking to tune is: torque management, shifting point, rev limiter, fans temp and probably some timing and fuel. because fuel in Saudi Arabia is different than the US one, thus i wouldn't prefer to play with those options. maybe slightly
BTW i've heard that K&N has more torque that the others !! not too much but it is the best in torque aspect. is it true ??
links for the stuff that we discussed about
Airaid - Product Search
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/knn-63-3070
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Thank you JCunningham
I really appreciate your idea about the intake tube, but it's offered of $199.99. Summit is offering the K&N CAI of $239.99, i know Airaid is easier to install and practical as well but compared to K&N it's quite expensive
BTW i've heard that K&N has more torque that the others !! not too much but it is the best in torque aspect. is it true
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/knn-63-3070
I really appreciate your idea about the intake tube, but it's offered of $199.99. Summit is offering the K&N CAI of $239.99, i know Airaid is easier to install and practical as well but compared to K&N it's quite expensive
BTW i've heard that K&N has more torque that the others !! not too much but it is the best in torque aspect. is it true
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/knn-63-3070
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no trucks have a 90mm tb there all 87mm. The 90 will give you a little better response. ported 90mm will give you more. I was going to say skip the thermostat but then saw you are in Saudi Arabia. You mite need it there. With the sand id skip the K&N. I wouldnt use a filter I could see through. The stock air box is fine and will flow plenty for the stock engine. im running a stock box and im supercharged. Just get a Air Aid M.I.T Jr. with dry filter. oiled filters are not good on these trucks. The oil can get on the MAF. The stock air tube will not fit with the 90mm TB. Unless you modify it. Id just get the air aid for it. Get a Dyno tune if you can. There much better then a data log tune because they use a wide band o2. If you cant find some one who knows what there doing dynoing a GM were you are get a Diablo from DiabLew Tune - Custom Tuning for GM Vehicles - DiabloSport inTune, Trinity, Predator Custom Tuning by 06MonteSS
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The K@N filter doesnt filter as good as most dry drop ins will. sand will get through. A dyno tune is safer then a data log tune because they use a wide band. Most data log tuners do not unless you have a wideband data logger. You dont have to get a max HP tune. Tell them you want a nice safe tune.
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There has been a couple test done by different groups, I don't have the links for them (somebody here will though) but both test included all the popular intakes and the airaid is the best overall. It provided the best overall power and was the best priced at the time.
And here's another: Cai Dyno Wars Results - Bolt On Performance - SilveradoSS.com