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Old 07-04-2010, 04:40 PM
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There r 2 srt4s in my neihborhood and the the guys think they r sooo bad... I have a 95 GT with a cold air and 40s exhaust. I wanna shut them up but I'm worried tht I might not have enough to do so. Wat r some mods tht would really help out. I would prefer mainly bolt-ons.
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Re: srt4

3.73 or 4.10 rear gears w/ Trac-Loc. Steeda underdrive pulleys. Cold air intake. Run 91 or 93 octane and advance the spark timing as much as possible to take advantage of it.

Only reason is they're quick is cause they are small and light with microscopic turbos. My friend has one and they do a fast 1/4 mile, but they still lack that intimidation of a big V8's displacement and torque. Give it a shot though. I'd love to see these guys whooped.
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