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Old 03-04-2020, 07:54 PM   #1
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Hey guys,

So my upgrades so far are high flow cats, cat back exhaust, and cold air intake and a tune

What else is out there that you would recommend. That's worth it.

I was Thinking since my breaks are coming up maybe an upgrade any that are recommended?
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Old 03-04-2020, 08:15 PM   #2
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Long tube headers
Catch can
Plugs and wires
Ported throttle body
Rod mod and ported intake
Suspension upgrades like struts,lowering springs and trailing arms
Slotted rotors
Trans dip stick mod and service
Rear gears
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Old 03-05-2020, 02:44 AM   #3
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Hey guys,

So my upgrades so far are high flow cats, cat back exhaust, and cold air intake and a tune

What else is out there that you would recommend. That's worth it.

I was Thinking since my breaks are coming up maybe an upgrade any that are recommended?

Have you looked over this thread yet?

https://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=222713

I know I have a LLT slightly different, but if you are interested in a 10 year build plan (I have not update my thread a in while, check out my signature link below).

Enjoy and good luck.



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Long tube headers
Catch can
Plugs and wires
Ported throttle body
Rod mod and ported intake
Suspension upgrades like struts,lowering springs and trailing arms
Slotted rotors
Trans dip stick mod and service
Rear gears
Always interesting to see V8 people offering advice to a V6 person.

Probably didn't realize he was in the wrong thread.

As you know there is no chance for long tube headers on the LFX V6.

Also, the Trans dip stick mod does not work for the V6.
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Old 03-05-2020, 04:42 AM   #4
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I’ll try to remember all my mods:
Engine:
Will@overkill for tune, 80mm tb(he tunes for the new tb) patience is needed as he’s in Canada and is on his own schedule.
Ported and matched intake
Extender for intake
CAI, I have k&n but any seem good
Catch can, no gain but it does catch oil
Excellent oil for engine, trans and differential(amsoil & redline), remember the M6 trans takes gear oil not the same as the tr6060 ATF oil.
Cat back exhaust of choice, I prefer corsa
Aftermarket shifter
You can do mace cams and FI but I chose not to because of reliability questions

Suspension:
Replace almost everything with quality aftermarket, I used BMR or just get a 1le or z28 kit. I put coilovers on and it’s great to adjust height and ride quality.
Sway bars, I used Hotchkiss, but anything is better than stock.
Factory shock tower bar
Rear cradle bushings, I have pro BMR(have solids that I probably won’t put in)

Brakes:
Replace with Brembo from SS
Replace master cylinder with SS, only 2 used(v6 & v8)
M6; get separate clutch fluid reservoir

I put much more in but those are a few suggestions from a V6 installer

After I got and drove my Z28 then put it away for winter. The weather broke for a few days so I pulled out my V6 and forgot just how fun it was as well. The suspension is just as capable as the Z( with everything upgraded on v6) and the engine does fantastic for the little powerhouse it is. I also put lightweight wheels and 285/35/20 on all corners. It pulls 1+ G’s with Michelin all seasons.
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Old 03-05-2020, 04:35 PM   #5
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Not really performance related but if yours is a DD I would consider ceramic coating.
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Old 03-06-2020, 08:00 AM   #6
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Not really performance related but if yours is a DD I would consider ceramic coating.
Not a Daily but got it buffed up and coating done last summer made it look amazing!
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Old 03-11-2020, 09:49 PM   #7
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Few better ways to improve all around performance than dropping weight
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