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Then you're arguing two entirely different transmissions lol

Tested out the sound this morning and man it's definitely louder. Didn't get a chance to take it out on the roads yet.

Had the extra time so I just got done installing the Shiftek. Didn't use the down neck portion and the install went pretty well. Took about 90 mins of me by myself and taking my time. That's including me unboxing and setting up my new 3 ton low profile lift from harbor freight. Didn't test...

Thanks for the heads up, I'll go measure it out! Edit: after seeing the instructions I'm going to remove the neck down portion so I won't have to worry about the smaller diameter.

Picked up a new floor jack and torque wrench for the lugnuts. My old one maxed out at 150ft lbs. New one goes to 300ft lbs.

Installing a shiftek xpipe tomorrow morning. Supposed to be in the upper 60s here in Florida in the morning. I was going to do it today but it's in the 90s right now lol, I'll wait.

Sums up why I purchased my GT350.

Awesome! No worries I'm not in a huge rush for it, I wouldn't be able to put in on til that weekend anyway.

Ordered a shiftek resonator delete from eBay yesterday. Should be here on the 15th or so. Can't wait to hear in person how it changes.

The red clips pull back and the black clips are basically C clips that prevent the lines from coming off. You need to pry the middle part of each clip outward and they will come off. It's easier if you relieve the tension on the clips by applying some pressure towards the filter by pressing the...

Jealous

Standing by still +1

Doesn't the JLT intakes have the removable insert inside that reduces the airflow for non tuned applications?

Washed and clay bar'd the GT350. Ready for waxing tomorrow morning!

We have interest! Maybe enough for another group buy!

This just in! Take all my money!

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As expected

Don't quote me on it, but I've seen conversations around this site pertaining to the tremec and it's lack of ability to handle anything much more than stock power levels.

Yes, E85 is known for rougher cold starts.