d16y8 or skunk2?
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d16y8 or skunk2?
should i do a skunk 2 intake manifold or a d16y8 on my all motor d16z6 and also what kind of throttle body should i use?
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keep your z6 a y8 or skunk 2 wont do anything unless you had your intake bored out and had the IM bored out.
what are you looking for? z6's are good motors but not very good n/a, a good tune will yield like 15whp if the tuner knows what he is doing. and z6's are also amazing for boost but if you want n/a i would go with a tune.
what are you looking for? z6's are good motors but not very good n/a, a good tune will yield like 15whp if the tuner knows what he is doing. and z6's are also amazing for boost but if you want n/a i would go with a tune.
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Re: d16y8 or skunk2? (94civiclover)
im looking for like 14 second time slips but really dont want turbo rather have a supercharger but wont nos work like that instead
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you are going to have a hard time with nos or supercharger, unless your motor is built which i assume it is not. i also assume you are on a tight budget?? a turbo should get you there easily. nos can to but nos + stock motor = destruction.
have you seen hmt(homemadeturbo.com) you can build a turbo kit for cheap you just have to look for the parts. let me show you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STUltJBI9g0
these people make their kits with like 500-1000 bucks which is cheap. all you need to do is shop around for QUALITY used parts. and you will find some people just give them away.
Modified by big-cat at 8:09 PM 7/21/2007
have you seen hmt(homemadeturbo.com) you can build a turbo kit for cheap you just have to look for the parts. let me show you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STUltJBI9g0
these people make their kits with like 500-1000 bucks which is cheap. all you need to do is shop around for QUALITY used parts. and you will find some people just give them away.
Modified by big-cat at 8:09 PM 7/21/2007
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Re: d16y8 or skunk2? (94civiclover)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 94civiclover »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">should i do a skunk 2 intake manifold or a d16y8 on my all motor d16z6 and also what kind of throttle body should i use?</TD></TR></TABLE>
and if you get a supercharger you wont have to worry about what kind of intake manifold you have
and if you get a supercharger you wont have to worry about what kind of intake manifold you have
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yeah but no offense but it will be harder to get a s/c sohc into 14's rather than a turbo one, although many factors are involved such as weight(crx). and tires and gearing. then worry about power.
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Re: (big-cat)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by big-cat »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah but no offense but it will be harder to get a s/c sohc into 14's rather than a turbo one, although many factors are involved such as weight(crx). and tires and gearing. then worry about power.</TD></TR></TABLE>
depends on how deep into the 14s you want to go. i know more than a couple bolt on z6 powered cars that hit high 14s and i went lower 15s in a y8 ex with just intake and catback... match a good header like smsp or bisi, a good cam, tuning and a s/c and id bet on low 14s easy. just make sure the parts you buy compliment each other properly. turbo will get you farther, but if you dont want much then the s/c would probably be fine.
depends on how deep into the 14s you want to go. i know more than a couple bolt on z6 powered cars that hit high 14s and i went lower 15s in a y8 ex with just intake and catback... match a good header like smsp or bisi, a good cam, tuning and a s/c and id bet on low 14s easy. just make sure the parts you buy compliment each other properly. turbo will get you farther, but if you dont want much then the s/c would probably be fine.
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Re: (big-cat)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by big-cat »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yeah but no offense but it will be harder to get a s/c sohc into 14's rather than a turbo one, although many factors are involved such as weight(crx). and tires and gearing. then worry about power.</TD></TR></TABLE>
run 10 ponds on the s/c and you'll have no prob, my sc z6 is just as fast as my tuboed single cam, but a lot funner to drive
run 10 ponds on the s/c and you'll have no prob, my sc z6 is just as fast as my tuboed single cam, but a lot funner to drive
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