A bit of a Noob to my Monte Carlo SS
Budget is not to much of an issue, the biggest problem is resources. I live in an apt and i do not have a garage in order to do a Engine Swap. From i read so far is doing a top swap is going to be my best bet in order to do the engine work in my parking slot.
So i guess i should look at doing all the major things first then work to the small stuff. I guess i could say is i rather not dump no more than 5k in the engine not including the exhaust i consider that a seperate expense.
So i guess i should look at doing all the major things first then work to the small stuff. I guess i could say is i rather not dump no more than 5k in the engine not including the exhaust i consider that a seperate expense.
Yeah man, when I get back we'll talk.
I suggest top swapping, but I don't see being able to do that in your apartment parking slot. I mean you could but I don't think management would be too happy. For what you can do I'd suggest the SSM90 or turbo kit for ease of install purposes.
I suggest top swapping, but I don't see being able to do that in your apartment parking slot. I mean you could but I don't think management would be too happy. For what you can do I'd suggest the SSM90 or turbo kit for ease of install purposes.
For what you can do I'd suggest the SSM90 or turbo kit for ease of install purposes.
It sounds like:
1. Budget isn't a big issue
2. Your mechanical knowledge is "moderate"
3. Ease of install is important
4. You want to go with a blower and not a turbo
Sounds like a perfect SS M90 candidate to me. If you go the SS M90 route, the kit ($1600 after core charges) plus supporting mods ($1000) and HP Tuners ($500) will net you a pretty quick ride for not a lot of work. The install is basically a glorified lower intake manifold swap. You'll spend more time playing with HP Tuners than you will turning wrenches.
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