hhmmm...
this may be a shot in the dark, but you may be able to increase exhaust
flow without increasing the noise by finding an exhaust system off of a
V8 (assuming it's bigger) putting it on our truck. You can still do thing
like headers and a high-flow cat without altering the sound too much (not
enough to notice unless you knw what you're hearing). Also try a JET chip
or the MP computer....
hope this helps
-mike d.
miggitymike@juno.com
88 6er with Slush-o-matic and 3.55 one-legged rear,
lowered, modded, and painted =)
http://members.xoom.com/dakotaperf/index.html
On Mon, 20 Dec 1999 19:26:28 -0500 Toney <discman@home.com> writes:
> for those of you that dont know what a "sleeper" is :
> A car/truck modified for maximum performance while making it
>
> sound/look no different from its stock form.
>
> My goal is to turn my 97 V6 into a true sleeper, what mods i have in
> mind are as follows:
>
> 1. 180 T-stat
> 2. APS Pulley set
> 3. Modded t-body
> 4. T-body spacer(?)
> 5. Nitrous (Bottle hidden inside and lines painted black or covered
> with black hose)
> 6. Electric Fan(s)
> 7. Intake
>
> ANY OTHERS??? If you can help me out by thinking of any more ideas
> that would not change the sound/look of the truck while helping it
> perform i would be greatful
>
> later all!
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