Go NA/AM or Vortech my GSR?
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Go NA/AM or Vortech my GSR?
i'm now havin' trouble decidin' on some future mods for my Teg GSR...
i have basically all suspension mods except a front sway bar and rims
i have basically every fuel mod i can think of except injectors
i have brakes covered except goin' to a bigger caliper
i have all the basic things of cai/header/exhaust/h-f cat
i'll have cams, port and polished (mayb shaved head), ported intake manifold, big-bore TB, and a tuned ECU
now, i'm either gonna increase my compression and mayb do some nitrous or i'm gonna put a Vortech S/C system on my GSR, which do u guys suggest? i know not alot of people have done or r doin' Vortech, that's why i'm lookin' into tryin' them out, also that way i won't have to get rid of my header(turbo) nor the ported intake manifold(JR S/C)
give me some opinions please, thanx,
Jay
i have basically all suspension mods except a front sway bar and rims
i have basically every fuel mod i can think of except injectors
i have brakes covered except goin' to a bigger caliper
i have all the basic things of cai/header/exhaust/h-f cat
i'll have cams, port and polished (mayb shaved head), ported intake manifold, big-bore TB, and a tuned ECU
now, i'm either gonna increase my compression and mayb do some nitrous or i'm gonna put a Vortech S/C system on my GSR, which do u guys suggest? i know not alot of people have done or r doin' Vortech, that's why i'm lookin' into tryin' them out, also that way i won't have to get rid of my header(turbo) nor the ported intake manifold(JR S/C)
give me some opinions please, thanx,
Jay
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Vortech really isn't all that great.
The gains are like a mild mix between JRSC and a good Turbo setup.
It produces higher peak HP numbers than a JRSC, but has a poor HP/TQ curve. So basicly it doesn't give you as much HP as a turbo, nor does it give you the instant boost of a JRSC.
Not really worth it IMO
The gains are like a mild mix between JRSC and a good Turbo setup.
It produces higher peak HP numbers than a JRSC, but has a poor HP/TQ curve. So basicly it doesn't give you as much HP as a turbo, nor does it give you the instant boost of a JRSC.
Not really worth it IMO
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I'd say go with the nitrous, but make sure it is hooked up by someone who has experience with N20...........this way you are not really putting the constant pressure of F/A on your motor, but you can still eat Forced induction cars alive
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i'd look into nitrous
But good suspension is key, and well so are tires.
i'll lookin to a light weight wheel and tire combo first, cause your tires are what make contact with the road, and are very important.
suspension wise what do you have? cause a good suspension setup is not cheap.
as for what i'd go with turbo, anything else is well not really cool.
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But good suspension is key, and well so are tires.
i'll lookin to a light weight wheel and tire combo first, cause your tires are what make contact with the road, and are very important.
suspension wise what do you have? cause a good suspension setup is not cheap.
as for what i'd go with turbo, anything else is well not really cool.
list suspension
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