Alaska
If I were moving somewhere without snow I don't know if I would keep it. I have to remind myself that the car is still awesome fun on tarmac so I think I would. Keep it man as long as its not screwing you financially. Most likely you would lose money on the sale (most car sales are like this) and selling cars is a pain in the ***.
If the car is sold before I leave alsaka I'll have
Gsc s2 cams
ETS 3.5 widetank FMIC
Walbro 255
Gsc beehive spring/titanium retainers (with seats) and seals
But that's if the car is sold while here, I'll still be putting on the fuel pump and FMIC on and will pull the FMIC but not the FP
Gsc s2 cams
ETS 3.5 widetank FMIC
Walbro 255
Gsc beehive spring/titanium retainers (with seats) and seals
But that's if the car is sold while here, I'll still be putting on the fuel pump and FMIC on and will pull the FMIC but not the FP
Lol this is true, the parts are all for a IX and Budd did call dibs already,
Pending on if I sale it or not, if I don't(sale) then I'll be keeping everything and installing it in the lower 48 if not up here,
But I wouldnt know how they are bcuz I don't have them or anything else inside the car yet, but will pretty soon.
I've been thinking about it, haven't talked to one shop that would pick the Kelfords over the S2, although they say it's close. If I could sell my Kelfords for $400 then it might be worth it. The Kelfords sound better though.
ok, Ive got the HKS SSQ, TBE, injen intake/licp-uicp,A pillar gauges and EBC...........I still passed IM with those on the car,
Last edited by blacksunset; Apr 12, 2011 at 08:54 AM.
Honestly no, The gains are about the same except S2 has a better curve with the stock turbo, once you get to the FP red and up then youll see better gains though out on either set, all really depends on what the goal is from there,
but basic power with stock turbo S2 is the way to go not to mention you wouldnt have to replace them later on once a bigger turbo is in place, just a tune and your good
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