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Started by Gugalug · 11 Aug 2009 · 8 replies

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GugalugArchived member
hey guys , got a nice 185 kw 5L an i want to start doing some engine work on it ? but don't no where to start ? any idea's anyone ?? or places where to go ??
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NASTY1Archived member
extractors,twin hi flow cats,cam+tune,shave heads
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GugalugArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by NASTY1 extractors,twin hi flow cats,cam+tune,shave heads ye done extractors , exhaust goes on next Wednesday .
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HolmezArchived member
cam,tune is the way to go or stroke it, FI etc...
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WeezyArchived member
Just smash a charger on it.
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RVK 355Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by Gugalug hey guys , got a nice 185 kw 5L an i want to start doing some engine work on it ? but don't no where to start ? any idea's anyone ?? or places where to go ?? how much $$$ you go and how serious do you want to go
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xctmnt8Archived member
Twin Throttle body manifold, the bananas hold it back a fair bit...
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DJ_XTASYArchived member
Start collecting Street Commodores! Tons of info on there from start to end, first things first set a budget then set a goal of what you want to achieve.
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GugalugArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by RVK 355 how much $$$ you go and how serious do you want to go prob max 12 -15 g's , pretty serious on this one Quote: Originally Posted by DJ_XTASY Start collecting Street Commodores! Tons of info on there from start to end, first things first set a budget then set a goal of what you want to achieve. ye that's very good idea , so many things can do Quote: Originally Posted by DJ_XTASY Start collecting Street Commodores! Tons of info on there from start to end, first things first set a budget then set a goal of what you want to achieve. ye that's very good idea , so many things can do
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