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Old 01-30-2006, 12:29 PM   #1
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Horsepower = Bragging Rights!

So I know that there's really not much of a reason to increase HP on the I6 Wrangler. Nonetheless, it would be worth some bragging rights & intimidation. I just bought a 2002 Wrangler X. It's lifted about 4.5'' now with some 33s (maybe a 1'' BL soon). The LSDs and winch are on their way, too. I'm now working on the snorkel and exhaust (everything including the exhaust manifold). I really want to go balls to the wall with the motor. So here's my question: Where can I get some quality parts? I want to do all the head work first... cams, lifters, injectors, valves, springs, retainers, etc. Then I want a stroker kit and bore, forged pistons and rods, and a supercharger kit. I'd also like a list of all the drivetrain upgrades that I'll need. I've searched a little for some parts, but they are not as readily available as they were for my last car. Thanks for any help. All suggestions would be appreciated... But like I said, I already know that this is basically pointless!
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Re: Horsepower = Bragging Rights!

Better think about getting rid of that D35 rear end. It wont last long behind a stroked, blown 4.0 turning 33s.
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