What to do..go fast mods that won't break the bank
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From: Mugen
4.57 gears highly recommended as a first mod. This was my first mod. I've had mine for +32,000 miles (1.5 year) without any problems. A tad noisier, but easy to get used to. Best bang for your buck...period.
If you have 93 octane in your area and it's hot/humid, I recommend the following combination: Mugen ECU + cooling mods + Mugen header. You can get all of these parts at used prices easily. This combination adds mid-range power and makes the car more driveable, much like the gears. The car will feel like it's driving in cold weather constantly. If you decide to go with this set-up, do so after the gears.
If you have 93 octane in your area and it's hot/humid, I recommend the following combination: Mugen ECU + cooling mods + Mugen header. You can get all of these parts at used prices easily. This combination adds mid-range power and makes the car more driveable, much like the gears. The car will feel like it's driving in cold weather constantly. If you decide to go with this set-up, do so after the gears.
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From: Costa Mesa
Originally Posted by news2kroller,Oct 19 2005, 03:05 PM
gears for $800 installed? im getting ricks 4.56 and i am lucky if i can get away with 1500 installed.
4.56 Gears $590.00
Gear Installation Labor-$250
OEM Rear Gear Install Parts-$125.00
CompTech reinforced diff -$399.00
then figure 200 for install.
4.56 Gears $590.00
Gear Installation Labor-$250
OEM Rear Gear Install Parts-$125.00
CompTech reinforced diff -$399.00
then figure 200 for install.
4.44 Gears - $400
Install Kit - $100
Yellow Jacket - $60
Install - $250
Total - $810.
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