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I m looking into maybe getting a Powerdyne Blower for my 2000 Bird. Will it just bolt on even tho mine is a 2000 (except for the intake tube and all. I was thinkin about intercooling it. I wanna run 9psi, can I go past that? (yeah Im gonna do the L67 pistons.) I also have plans to do the SSMS Heads and maybe cam. Ultimatley I was looking for a Guess on my 1/4 time with all this.
I have stock 3:42's and LSD
A4 gonna get my trans Go installed soon ETC.....as far as the rest of the car it will be setup.
Silver 2000 Firebird A4<br />3.8 A4<br />14.746 @91.98 Feb /03/02<p>1990 Mitsu GSX 5Spd I just got it.<p>Otis for President 04 !!!!!!
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