What mods with 2.8in pulley
01-16-2010, 09:24 PM
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search man there are hundreds of threads.
but to get you started, if your stock, you'll need injectors and harness (recommend 60#ers) you'll need to pull the stock pulley (which is pressed on) off, you'll also need a new hub to attach the new pulley to. Then you'll need either a shorter belt (GM stage 2) or a larger tensioner pulley and maybe zzp tensioner. Shorter belt is the easier route. Then you'll need a tune. And you'll need cooling mods. Probably dual pass endplate w/ option B (OTTP or ZZP) aka additional coolant reservoir that will improve the efficiency of the stock intercooler system and increase the coolant capacity. As well as you'll want to run an auxillary heat exchanger. ZZP and OTTP both make very good pieces. Then you'll want to get a header and downpipe with a high flow cat and aftermarket exhaust thats around 2.5 or 3 inches. After that you'll soon need a new clutch and with all that new power you'll get wheel hop like a s.o.b. so you'll want to get either TTR's or OTTP's tranny mounts.
Hope this helps
but to get you started, if your stock, you'll need injectors and harness (recommend 60#ers) you'll need to pull the stock pulley (which is pressed on) off, you'll also need a new hub to attach the new pulley to. Then you'll need either a shorter belt (GM stage 2) or a larger tensioner pulley and maybe zzp tensioner. Shorter belt is the easier route. Then you'll need a tune. And you'll need cooling mods. Probably dual pass endplate w/ option B (OTTP or ZZP) aka additional coolant reservoir that will improve the efficiency of the stock intercooler system and increase the coolant capacity. As well as you'll want to run an auxillary heat exchanger. ZZP and OTTP both make very good pieces. Then you'll want to get a header and downpipe with a high flow cat and aftermarket exhaust thats around 2.5 or 3 inches. After that you'll soon need a new clutch and with all that new power you'll get wheel hop like a s.o.b. so you'll want to get either TTR's or OTTP's tranny mounts.
Hope this helps
01-17-2010, 07:53 PM
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60#s, harness, heat exchanger, tune, s2 belt
X2 really good info
search man there are hundreds of threads.
but to get you started, if your stock, you'll need injectors and harness (recommend 60#ers) you'll need to pull the stock pulley (which is pressed on) off, you'll also need a new hub to attach the new pulley to. Then you'll need either a shorter belt (GM stage 2) or a larger tensioner pulley and maybe zzp tensioner. Shorter belt is the easier route. Then you'll need a tune. And you'll need cooling mods. Probably dual pass endplate w/ option B (OTTP or ZZP) aka additional coolant reservoir that will improve the efficiency of the stock intercooler system and increase the coolant capacity. As well as you'll want to run an auxillary heat exchanger. ZZP and OTTP both make very good pieces. Then you'll want to get a header and downpipe with a high flow cat and aftermarket exhaust thats around 2.5 or 3 inches. After that you'll soon need a new clutch and with all that new power you'll get wheel hop like a s.o.b. so you'll want to get either TTR's or OTTP's tranny mounts.
Hope this helps
but to get you started, if your stock, you'll need injectors and harness (recommend 60#ers) you'll need to pull the stock pulley (which is pressed on) off, you'll also need a new hub to attach the new pulley to. Then you'll need either a shorter belt (GM stage 2) or a larger tensioner pulley and maybe zzp tensioner. Shorter belt is the easier route. Then you'll need a tune. And you'll need cooling mods. Probably dual pass endplate w/ option B (OTTP or ZZP) aka additional coolant reservoir that will improve the efficiency of the stock intercooler system and increase the coolant capacity. As well as you'll want to run an auxillary heat exchanger. ZZP and OTTP both make very good pieces. Then you'll want to get a header and downpipe with a high flow cat and aftermarket exhaust thats around 2.5 or 3 inches. After that you'll soon need a new clutch and with all that new power you'll get wheel hop like a s.o.b. so you'll want to get either TTR's or OTTP's tranny mounts.
Hope this helps
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search man there are hundreds of threads.
but to get you started, if your stock, you'll need injectors and harness (recommend 60#ers) you'll need to pull the stock pulley (which is pressed on) off, you'll also need a new hub to attach the new pulley to. Then you'll need either a shorter belt (GM stage 2) or a larger tensioner pulley and maybe zzp tensioner. Shorter belt is the easier route. Then you'll need a tune. And you'll need cooling mods. Probably dual pass endplate w/ option B (OTTP or ZZP) aka additional coolant reservoir that will improve the efficiency of the stock intercooler system and increase the coolant capacity. As well as you'll want to run an auxillary heat exchanger. ZZP and OTTP both make very good pieces. Then you'll want to get a header and downpipe with a high flow cat and aftermarket exhaust thats around 2.5 or 3 inches. After that you'll soon need a new clutch and with all that new power you'll get wheel hop like a s.o.b. so you'll want to get either TTR's or OTTP's tranny mounts.
Hope this helps
but to get you started, if your stock, you'll need injectors and harness (recommend 60#ers) you'll need to pull the stock pulley (which is pressed on) off, you'll also need a new hub to attach the new pulley to. Then you'll need either a shorter belt (GM stage 2) or a larger tensioner pulley and maybe zzp tensioner. Shorter belt is the easier route. Then you'll need a tune. And you'll need cooling mods. Probably dual pass endplate w/ option B (OTTP or ZZP) aka additional coolant reservoir that will improve the efficiency of the stock intercooler system and increase the coolant capacity. As well as you'll want to run an auxillary heat exchanger. ZZP and OTTP both make very good pieces. Then you'll want to get a header and downpipe with a high flow cat and aftermarket exhaust thats around 2.5 or 3 inches. After that you'll soon need a new clutch and with all that new power you'll get wheel hop like a s.o.b. so you'll want to get either TTR's or OTTP's tranny mounts.
Hope this helps
x3, im trying to get there ,now i got the pulley on, now jus am trying to get everything else to get me to run rich enuf,, runs too lean with the 42s
01-18-2010, 02:37 AM
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