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Old 06-26-2004, 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by hyper
why dont u just get an aggresive top-end cam to even it out?
Because I live in California. I don't think I can go with a big cam here.
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Originally Posted by Chingon
What stall do you have again? I got the Vig 3200 and I can't hook for crap. Did you use slicks or at least DRs?
I'm debating a cam and higher gears since the 410s and stall are a bit much, what do you think, 3.42s or 373s?
(My 4.10s may be for sale soon)
Personaly, I would keek the 4.10's. Let me know if you want to get rid of them though.
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Originally Posted by Chingon
What stall do you have again? I got the Vig 3200 and I can't hook for crap. Did you use slicks or at least DRs?
I'm debating a cam and higher gears since the 410s and stall are a bit much, what do you think, 3.42s or 373s?
(My 4.10s may be for sale soon)
I have the vig 2800 chingy, and this is all on street tires, no slicks or drag radials.
I use those crappy tires no one else likes GTII's and they hook great for me , dont understand why I am getting go traction with them and no one else is.
cant seem to make any one believe me they work. but o-well not a problem.
I think it might have something to do with tire size and air pressure.
IMO I think the 3.73's would be the route to go

sorry for not posting earlier, havnt looked at this thread in a while
Old 06-26-2004, 06:25 PM
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stall by far!!

this wasn't your question but in my oponion your best bang for the buck is.

1 nitrous
2 stall
3 6.0
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I vote for cam and TCI stall. You can get both of those for the price of a single Yank tt3000.
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Originally Posted by parish8
stall by far!!

this wasn't your question but in my oponion your best bang for the buck is.

1 nitrous
2 stall
3 6.0
You have the stock cam still?
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no, not alot stock on my truck anymore
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