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Old 09-27-2004, 12:59 AM
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Cool mods for an SS

hello everyone who sees this.

i have a 2001 SS i want to do some modifications to my car but i have no i dea what to add. i want to start small and dont want to spend more than $500 please help. if i decide to spend more can you still list some more mods not more than $3500.
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Re: mods for an SS

have you done all the free mods first???
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Old 09-28-2004, 12:12 AM
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no i have not done the free mods please advise
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Re: mods for an SS

theres a thrad near the top right now on em.
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Re: mods for an SS

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Old 09-28-2004, 12:25 AM
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Re: mods for an SS

i saw them i dont want to take anything out of the engine or rear seat, the wrapping the of the headers sounds good
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Old 09-28-2004, 01:03 AM
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Re: mods for an SS

does a cold air induction system work real well from (SLP) with my ss or i dont need one
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Re: Re: mods for an SS

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does a cold air induction system work real well from (SLP) with my ss or i dont need one
You won't see any noticable differences from one or two basic mods such as that, the cheap mods work better when done in unison. CAI is irrellevant, you already have a pretty decent lid. You would be better served with suspension mods right now. The mods as mentioned above in the other thread are mainly for an LT1. The possibilities are great as for performance with 3500 bucks though.
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Re: mods for an SS

!EGR Free Mod
http://installuniversity.com/install...sity/index.htm

Throttle Body Bypass
http://installuniversity.com/install...sity/index.htm

Throttle Body Bump Stop Mod
http://installuniversity.com/install...sity/index.htm

PCV Modification Installation
http://installuniversity.com/install...sity/index.htm
http://installuniversity.com/install...sity/index.htm

160 Thermostat Swap
http://installuniversity.com/install...sity/index.htm

Free Ram Air Modification
http://installuniversity.com/install...sity/index.htm

IAT Timing Tricker
http://installuniversity.com/install...sity/index.htm

!CAGS Skip Shift Radio Shack Resistor
http://installuniversity.com/install...sity/index.htm

And yes get a aftermarket lid... A lid is a lid is a lid... Any will work just stay away from the Granitalli one, it sucks...
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Old 09-28-2004, 11:47 AM
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Re: Re: mods for an SS

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just stay away from the Granitalli one, it sucks...
Nowwww ya tell me. Any real difference?
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Nowwww ya tell me. Any real difference?
just the quality of it was bad for me... It let air bypass the filter because of a crack on the bottom side of it that I didn't see... I'm not the only one who has had that problem with GMS unit... But no, if yours works and does not have any leaks their is no real difference any any aftermarket lid...
Whisper, SLP, I'm sure I'm leaving some out, and my favorite is Stealth are all better built, IMO...
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Old 09-28-2004, 06:47 PM
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so i should put the cold air from (SLP), and rap the headers since they are stock, and put a strut bar for handling. those the cold air change the air box? or i should buy the cold air an a new air box from (SLP)
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Old 09-28-2004, 06:52 PM
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Re: mods for an SS

i am also going to have the tranny flush (6 speed), and the radiator, and the fuel injection also . should i do it, my car has 60,000 miles
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Re: mods for an SS

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so i should put the cold air from (SLP), and rap the headers since they are stock, and put a strut bar for handling. those the cold air change the air box? or i should buy the cold air an a new air box from (SLP)
yea get a SLP air lid... its one part... get the whole kit for your car the one with the scoop for under neath...
do not wrap the headers, your car is not a race car and you will casue a fire because you will not keep replacing the wrap...
strut tower bars are great..

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i am also going to have the tranny flush (6 speed), and the radiator, and the fuel injection also . should i do it, my car has 60,000 miles
have the trans filter replaced too...
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Old 09-28-2004, 08:38 PM
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cool then i will flush those parts, and i will buy an air lid from (SLP), and the strut bar. so do i also buy the cold air induction system.
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