To mod or not to mod?

[Merlin]

I have been trying to decide whether to mod my V6 or not, not sure if it is worth it. In 2 years I will be buying a Trans Am, and one or two years later I will be dropping a new big block on the V6.

One more thing...hate to guestimate but what kinda dyno numbers could I maybe see in my car by adding Pacesetter headers, and Hi-Flo CAT? Considering the mods I already have? (I have flowmaster but on the stock 2.5" pipes).

[epic]

Simple answer: No.

Complex answer: No, save money for LS1 mod money.

[hawgs]

Originally posted by epic:
Simple answer: No.

Complex answer: No, save money for LS1 mod money.

yes, i concur.

[Red V6 Raider]

How do you know you're getting a Trans Am and why are you waiting 2 years?

[Merlin]

Originally posted by Red V6 Raider:
How do you know you're getting a Trans Am and why are you waiting 2 years?

I have 1.5 years (approximately) or so to finish my PhD. So in other words... I will have a real salary as opposed to my current graduate assistanship. [img]redface.gif[/img]

[Red V6 Raider]

I'd do some mods if I were you. I mean, you're gonna have the car for the next 3-4 years. I wouldn't go investing too much $$ though.

[MustangEater8251]

Jsut do what I am doing and focus on mods easily removed and car easily put to stock [img]smile.gif[/img] Or jsut dirt cheap mods.

Just because I am not going to keep a car doesn't mean I cannot enjoy it more ;)

[Ian]

hell, i know that my V6 is gone in like a year or so for either an LT1 or a Grand National, but that doesnt keep me from modding it.

im happy where i am now, so im pretty much finished modding.

next summer if i dont end up doing a turbo on it, the V6 is gone.

[kamarozrule]

Well since your going to be getting a hopefully decent paying job you'll should be able to afford a LS1 and do plenty of mods.