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Hey fellas my question concerns changing your max RPM by means of Hypertech Power Programming or any other computer altering method. Taking into account the mods I have done what would you say is the safest RPM i could jump to while yeilding performance???
The farthest i've taken it is 6200 RPM but I'm scared of going farther. Any input would be appreciated
gt's (grand prix) i have heard actully rev to 6600 or so with the stock valave train so they can stay in 2nd gear in the 1/4 mile. Not sure how much that helps them or not. go through raise it, test it at the track 4 or so runs see if you improve, if yes go up some more, do it to you no longer see gains
Just bought 99 firebird, 53k all original, very clean ride, I'm going to do lots of suspension upgrades, sub frame connectors, panhard, lower control...
Just bought 99 V6 firebird, 43k original miles, one owner, basically new car, no issues
2 weeks ago
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