Trickflow R lower, adapter and Holley upper are not off the table though. I just don't think I'll have the extra 2.5" the small core setup needs. And I think my double core works better.
I wanted to run the baseline stuff since the guy is close to me
Talked with him and he refused to help me set it up. I'd install it and haul it up there ,I'd pay him.and he could help.me set up a baseline or learn me a thing or two. Nope won't do it.
Mike is an awesome dude and very smart, I like to just sit an listen to him talk levels way above my head on some things. I bet you will be very happy and that intake is wicked!
Mike is an awesome dude and very smart, I like to just sit an listen to him talk levels way above my head on some things. I bet you will be very happy and that intake is wicked!
you forgot to add the 417 motorsports intercooler and new piping from turbo to throttle body
But that factory hood clearance.
Trickflow R lower, adapter and Holley upper are not off the table though. I just don't think I'll have the extra 2.5" the small core setup needs. And I think my double core works better.
Thanks. It was a pretty big spend. Hopefully it is trouble free or I will certainly hear about from my wife. I liked talking to Mike. Got a good vibe he will make sure it is right so I'm not worried.
My r&r in April got pushed a week. Kind of good. It gives me an extra week of pay and puts my retention bonus on the check before I leave instead of after I return lIke my dates before would have done.
Just started collecting rear suspension changes. Found a BNIB set of Baseline Suspension street/strip lowers for a good amount off from facespace.
Dude, it was a first for me to look at a transmission and think it was good looking. You will be very happy, I wached dyno videos of either it or the one that was right beside it.
Thanks. It was a pretty big spend. Hopefully it is trouble free or I will certainly hear about from my wife. I liked talking to Mike. Got a good vibe he will make sure it is right so I'm not worried.
My r&r in April got pushed a week. Kind of good. It gives me an extra week of pay and puts my retention bonus on the check before I leave instead of after I return lIke my dates before would have done.
Just started collecting rear suspension changes. Found a BNIB set of Baseline Suspension street/strip lowers for a good amount off from facespace.
Dude, it was a first for me to look at a transmission and think it was good looking. You will be very happy, I wached dyno videos of either it or the one that was right beside it.
how much for the torque arm? I assume its the higher hp one?
It is their standard. I installed all that MM suspension back in a day when I was just gonna do a mile 350hp Vortech build. When it started to get out of control I asked MM if the standard would be fine or would I need to up it to their HD one. They said they have never seen either break.
When I pull the TA, I am pulling the PHB, front and rear bilstiens with coil overs and the rear lower control arms. I want to sell it all as a whole first. Stuff may have 3,000 miles on it.
What are you doing to help with the instant center? Are you going to install adjustable lower control arm brackets as well? This is a similar path to the one I am taking. I pulled my MM rear suspension after converting to a built auto. I am looking to go with Baseline Suspension's Outlaw setup with ARB, adjustable LCAs, and a good set of rear coilovers.
I looked at Baseline's stuff. Not sure if I want to get that deep into the setup. I think simple, albeit adjustable upper and lowers with an ARM will be fine. Only reason I am going with the new brackets for the shocks is better setup the ride height and spring rates.
Last edited by KBScobravert; 01-18-2017, 09:00 AM.
What are you doing to help with the instant center? Are you going to install adjustable lower control arm brackets as well? This is a similar path to the one I am taking. I pulled my MM rear suspension after converting to a built auto. I am looking to go with Baseline Suspension's Outlaw setup with ARB, adjustable LCAs, and a good set of rear coilovers.
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