Highlighted posts from Tuesday, Dec. 07, 2021

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Supercharger compression ratio​

December 06, 2021 * 33 posts * 158 views​

94-95 5.0 - Specific ​

tvsn95 said: You SHOULD be no more than 9:1. thats a lot of boost for the combo you are thinking about. you WILL need way more fuel system. 60lb are fine up to 750hp but you should probably ... Read more >>

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Steering U-Joint Proper Name​

December 07, 2021 * 5 posts * 48 views​

Suspension and Brakes ​

wvmedic99 said: So, I think it is a coupler, but the rag joint is definitely in the engine compartment right above the steering rack input shaft. What we did to fix this issue was drilled out ... Read more >>

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PATS system​

December 06, 2021 * 7 posts * 29 views​

96-04 - 2V Specific ​

ttocs said: well yes that is impossible because what they are describing is the VATS sytsem that gm uses with a resistor in the key. PATS uses a passive transponder that repeats/reflects and ... Read more >>

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Does anyone know the reason behind the different fuel tanks on similar sn95s?​

December 06, 2021 * 9 posts * 92 views​

The Safe Zone ​

tvsn95 said: So for my education ,, WILL a 98 return styie basket tank fit into the 94-95 without any mods other than fuel lines? I have built several cars and the fuel systems are a pain, ... Read more >>

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V6 duals​

December 06, 2021 * 3 posts * 24 views​

94-04 - V6 Specific ​

Falconman said: I just bought an '02 3.8. The car is from Maryland. The entire exhaust system is rusted due to the salt on the road during winter. I'd like to convert to duals. Is there a ready-made ... Read more >>

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Highlighted posts from Monday, Dec. 06, 2021​

December 06, 2021 * 1 post * 6 views​

Newsletter Archive ​

SN95Newsletter said: Click here to view on the web Highlighted posts Supercharger compression ratio December 04, 2021 * 12 posts * 78 views 94-95 5.0 - Specific Pats key reprogramming December 03, ... Read more >>

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Hole on my dash board need recommendations​

December 06, 2021 * 12 posts * 324 views​

Electrical & Stereo ​

ttocs said: its all about where you drill the hole. IF he had only gone up a few inches in the black area the gauge shroud is easily replaced. Read more >>

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