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This is a discussion on Best perf mod for $350?? within the Performance forums, part of the General Discussion category; I just bought a 96 Yukon GT. It's bone stock except for the 285/75/16 toyo open countries I just Installed. ...
I just bought a 96 Yukon GT. It's bone stock except for the 285/75/16 toyo open countries I just Installed. What is the best mod I can do for $350 to get more power out of her?
1996 2 Door Yukon 4X4. Dropped 3.5/4.5. All stock except a Wait4Me custom tune........for now.
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Last edited by 383 silverado; 06-24-2007 at 08:23 PM.
383 silverado 2500 , 4l80e, bassani shorties, coming soon 411 pcm swap & 4.88 gears
What kind of HP are we talkin?Originally Posted by 383 silverado
1996 2 Door Yukon 4X4. Dropped 3.5/4.5. All stock except a Wait4Me custom tune........for now.
Go for a custom tune.
And you ought to be ashamed to post a pic of a mustang in here.
Last edited by Savage Sierra; 06-27-2007 at 06:03 AM.
I still need to take some of the Yukon, and it's ok because its towed by a GMC.
Last edited by spot me 2; 06-24-2007 at 08:41 PM.
1996 2 Door Yukon 4X4. Dropped 3.5/4.5. All stock except a Wait4Me custom tune........for now.
Honestly, save a lil more, Get you some 4.56 gears and a locking diff. Parts + Install should only cost you about $600. If you intall yourself, you're looking at $350-$400.
I have plenty of bolton performance mods on my truck, including a tuner, and the only thing that really helped me out was the tuner. However, It does you no good when your running bigger tires, because either way you're already slowing down from the bigger tires.
I suggest 4.56's with an Auburn posi. Easy, Affordable, and Effective.
2001 Chevy Silverado
Ext Cab, Stepside
4.8L 294 Engine
3" Fabtech Spindle Lift, 2" Leveling Kit, 4" Rear Blocks
Borla T/D's, K&N Intake, ASP Pulleys
Hypertech Programmer/160 Powerstat
MB Motoring 18" Wheels with 33" M/T Baja MTZ's
(2) Kicker CVX 10's with a Power Acoustik 2000.1 Amp
Go with a custom tune and get some kind of intake and exhaust when you can afford it. Night and day difference.
2002 Silverado ECSB 2WD 5.3 4L60E with Raptor Blood, 3.73 G80, Headers, TBS, bypass, air gap, dumped exhuast, 160 thermostat, descreened MAF, Intake, wheatley tune, LS1 fans, Nelson harness, Nothing but Royal Purple, 2" drop shackles... 14's
20-30 i think ?
http://westers_garage.eidnet.org/index2.htm
383 silverado 2500 , 4l80e, bassani shorties, coming soon 411 pcm swap & 4.88 gears
Roughly... Depends on what you have done...
2002 Silverado ECSB 2WD 5.3 4L60E with Raptor Blood, 3.73 G80, Headers, TBS, bypass, air gap, dumped exhuast, 160 thermostat, descreened MAF, Intake, wheatley tune, LS1 fans, Nelson harness, Nothing but Royal Purple, 2" drop shackles... 14's
Is the Jet preformance hand held tuner any good?
1996 2 Door Yukon 4X4. Dropped 3.5/4.5. All stock except a Wait4Me custom tune........for now.
if your thinking about hand held look into fast flash tuner this is what im using it work's pretty good. plus you can tune your pcm for a performance cam.
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383 silverado 2500 , 4l80e, bassani shorties, coming soon 411 pcm swap & 4.88 gears
Don't worry about a hand held. Get a PCM tune and do it right. I amaze people when they see how fast my truck is to pretty much just have minor work plus a tune. Some members here can vouch for me on that.
I got mine done from Nelson Performance.
1997 Chevy C1500 Project Truck - Click Sig For Build-Up Thread
but then your stuck with one tune, i can switch between econo , towing and performance, plus i can also check my dtc's. i don't know but i prefer my hand held. i can get it moving pretty good for 2500hd 4x4
Last edited by 383 silverado; 06-25-2007 at 03:01 AM.
383 silverado 2500 , 4l80e, bassani shorties, coming soon 411 pcm swap & 4.88 gears
Do they make hand held tuners for the 95' chevy's???
who f.a.s.t ? no just 96+
383 silverado 2500 , 4l80e, bassani shorties, coming soon 411 pcm swap & 4.88 gears
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