Power please

Discussion in 'V6 Talk' started by denz32, Jul 18, 2005.

  1. denz32 New Member

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    I'm new to the site. Already got a few great articles. Can anybody make any suggestions for efficient mods to increase my HP that costs < $300. I'm pretty much factory '01 v6 at this point but I'd like to speed things up a little.
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    Get a good dual exhaust system installed. This should always be the first v6 mod.(Besides a removed silencer and a drop-in k&n of course)
  3. janac19 New Member

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    Other cheap bolt-on Horsepower options is a Cold Air Intake or Underdrive Pulleys...the pulleys are about $250 from ASP and I got a cheap CAI off of E-Bay that works great.
  4. AndyG47 New Member

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    yeah I got a Cold-air off ebay too. I've noticed a jump when I'm on the gas. Looks good sounds even better. If I catch it just right I can make it sound like it's a blow-off valve for a turbo. :rlaugh:

    Cheap CAI

    Get a new length of hose run it from the front connector and either close off the second hole or throw a $10 air breather from wal-mart on it.

    SEE THE ATTACHED IMAGES. (NOT THE GREATEST QUALITY)

    1. What the engine used to look like.

    2. What it looks like now.


    A= Air-breather from wal-mart. fits perfectly


    B= 90 degree air compressor fitting trimed and bored out (if you need one let me know, and I can make one for you FREE) use some fuel line hose to make up for the short distance on the stock intake hose (intake to crankcase) (you won't need this if it comes with new hoses)


    C= the staright fitting will need to be heated in a microwave for a few seconds then quickly attached to the MAF sensor before it converts back to it's original size. It's a bit small and heating it makes it stretch out so you can work it on. but do it quickly.

    that's all. :D

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  5. Scott_95GT New Member

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    Why did you do all that to your cai?
  6. AndyG47 New Member

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    What do you mean exactly? :shrug:
  7. Integraholic I own the place

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    I think he means is why did you attach all those hoses and stuff? I'd have just put the CAI on and capped off all the holes into the intake.
  8. OxMox turkeysammichesonhisface

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    A T-lok would be one of the first modds I would suggest, also maybe some exhaust, pulleys, and a programmer.
  9. Scott_95GT New Member

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    :stupid:
  10. pputkowski New Member

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    Weight reduction.

    You don't really need those bumper supports, do you?

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