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Old 12-03-2004, 06:26 PM
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I'm already using a x-pipe,so i'm covered on that. Would really like a nice mandrel bent system. Might give Futral a call monday and see if he can do something.
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Originally Posted by vortec350
I would like to ake my cats off also but I am just worried I would lose lowend torque,I know it would gain highend but what about lowend guys?
i couldnt' see you losing too much low end if any at all. you have 3.90 gears. another option for you if you did this would be to get a converter if you dont' already have one. it is on my definate to do list for myself.
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Originally Posted by goshawk23
i couldnt' see you losing too much low end if any at all. you have 3.90 gears. another option for you if you did this would be to get a converter if you dont' already have one. it is on my definate to do list for myself.
4.10 gears, and I have a converter,Yank TT3000. well i'm waiting on one at least. hope its here next week. My other yank took a crap thanks to poor storage on my part and condensation. Condensation can really **** some **** up after a while
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yea i read where you left it out uncovered. don't you hate when you do stuff like that. then have to shell out the bucks to fix your f-up. i know i do. i want to bend my leg around and kick myself in the ***.

hey randy, i know it has been a while since you were at the track last but do you remember what your rpm was while running 4.10's and et streets. i remember you borrowed curts one time out. i want to say they were 26" but i might be wrong

basically, how much of third did you have left before the end of the race.
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Originally Posted by goshawk23
yea i read where you left it out uncovered. don't you hate when you do stuff like that. then have to shell out the bucks to fix your f-up. i know i do. i want to bend my leg around and kick myself in the ***.

hey randy, i know it has been a while since you were at the track last but do you remember what your rpm was while running 4.10's and et streets. i remember you borrowed curts one time out. i want to say they were 26" but i might be wrong

basically, how much of third did you have left before the end of the race.
When i think of all the money i'd still have if it wasnt for doing stupid **** sometimes
I cant remember what rpm's I crossed the traps at, but I was running Kurts 18 inch nitto drag radials. I think they were close to 28-29 inches in diameter. I was going to borrow Kenny's 26inch et streets one time, but we all agreed that may be too small a tire to run with the 4.10's. I had a good bit of mph left though. Gonna have to run a whole lot faster to be worried about running out of gear.
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Originally Posted by smooth sierra
the warrantee on the factory converters/exhaust is 10years/100,000 per the govt. requirements. If you have less than that the dealer will replace it for free. WARNING: if your exhaust has been modified they do not have to cover it. Catbacks are okay but if you cut it before the y-pipe you are screwed.

I'm SOL then, my truck has 164k on it. I have 3.08 gears to so I can't afford to lose any low end grunt.
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Ive got 4:10's with 26 inch slicks , i cross the line at 6000 in third.
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Originally Posted by SPRAYEDSIERRA
Ive got 4:10's with 26 inch slicks , i cross the line at 6000 in third.
thanks for the info man. i know the programmer i have needs to be updated to get my rev limiter raised as well as the shift points. otherwise i'll be sucking.
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