Engine Mods
Originally posted by pbutta4
I remember reading about a possible VQ with higher compression pistons, but I don't think anything came of it. I think that most of the members want to retain the everyday-driveability of their max's.
I remember reading about a possible VQ with higher compression pistons, but I don't think anything came of it. I think that most of the members want to retain the everyday-driveability of their max's.
Re: Engine Mods
Originally posted by T-One
Besides Y & B pipes, mufflers, intakes (pop or CAI). Has anyone played with cams, pistons, etc. What were the results? Is it worth it?
Besides Y & B pipes, mufflers, intakes (pop or CAI). Has anyone played with cams, pistons, etc. What were the results? Is it worth it?
If you are really looking for more power parts, check here:
http://drewm.dyndns.org/~drew/maxfaq...imaPerformance
So, it seems the best bang your buck would be:
y-pipe; intake; catback exhaust; underdrive pulley; JWT ECU upgrade; and possibly a lightened flywheel.
A supercharger and/or nitrous would be a bit much for me.
y-pipe; intake; catback exhaust; underdrive pulley; JWT ECU upgrade; and possibly a lightened flywheel.
A supercharger and/or nitrous would be a bit much for me.
Originally posted by T-One
So, it seems the best bang your buck would be:
y-pipe; intake; catback exhaust; underdrive pulley; JWT ECU upgrade; and possibly a lightened flywheel.
A supercharger and/or nitrous would be a bit much for me.
So, it seems the best bang your buck would be:
y-pipe; intake; catback exhaust; underdrive pulley; JWT ECU upgrade; and possibly a lightened flywheel.
A supercharger and/or nitrous would be a bit much for me.
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