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Old 05-01-2010, 01:37 PM   #1
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Default Beefing up the XR8

Hey guys,

I'm lookin at building my falcon up a little bit. Its already the 220kw engine, and has a k&n filter. It has aftermarket headers and a single 2.5" system.

I've been thinking that just to stir it a little it would b nice for a flash tune, a twin 2.25 or 2.5" zorst and a stall convertor. As i have been told there isn't much ya can do to the intake side of things. I have also been told that i can't get to high of a stally due to it only doing 1800RPM @ 100km/h. About a 2000/2500 apparently.


Has anybody here had experince with changing any of these things and if so, care to share your experienes and opinions.

Cheers Doug

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