Scions in the snow (tires) and CAI (hood scoops).
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Originally Posted by Back In Black xA
With the proper tires even a Camaro can be good in snow.
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Originally Posted by Back In Black xA
With the proper tires even a Camaro can be good in snow.
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on the faster end of that its cuz old 85-94 or so gm v8's have bareley any power smog strangled them somethin fierce
*As easy as your wallet and brian are big
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yup yup. . . but they got serious mod potential for very little $$ if you know what you're doing. . . import, domestic. . . I love em all, so long as they have at least two wheels and at least two cylinders, I'm game. Heck, I'll even race a Uhaul. . . I remember the surprised look on the Integra GSR I revved insistingly at.
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hahaha. . . easy is an understatment. . . a few simple, cheap bolt ons will give you at least 400hp.
Or you could buy a new engine to litterally drop in, for about $3-4k and get 400-500hp with no modification. Why even bother with a measely 5.7L when there are 500+ cube engines available for an extreme bargain.
Or you could buy a new engine to litterally drop in, for about $3-4k and get 400-500hp with no modification. Why even bother with a measely 5.7L when there are 500+ cube engines available for an extreme bargain.
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