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My budget limits to supercharger stage 2 with some gauges, but I am leaning more to s/c stage 1 with no gauges, and LSD+sway bar+minor brake upgrade. It will produce

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Old 11-30-2011, 10:25 AM   #1 (permalink)
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My budget limits to supercharger stage 2 with some gauges,
but I am leaning more to s/c stage 1 with no gauges, and LSD+sway bar+minor brake upgrade. It will produce of course less power but well-balanced power and handling.

I have set my maximum budget from the beginning, which I don't want to spend more than $25k on the mod whatsoever, I've spend close to $13k already.

What would you prefer?
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I personally would do State 1 with LSD, sway and brake. Much more logical upgrade. More power without those upgrades doesn't make sense to me.
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Whatever you do I think you need proper gauges. Think of it as insurance.
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Whatever you do I think you need proper gauges. Think of it as insurance.
What maybe the proper gauges then?
Boost/AF ratio/oil pressure?
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all the suspension/brake work first and then FI?
or FI first followed by suspension/brake?
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What maybe the proper gauges then?
Boost/AF ratio/oil pressure?
Yes those would be good to have.

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all the suspension/brake work first and then FI?
or FI first followed by suspension/brake?
It depends on what you value more.
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It depends on what you value more.
Exactly, me personally, I would do suspension first (as I have and continue to do so) before chasing power.
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Unless you're going to be tracking it I would skip the brakes and get all the little suspension mods done first. Then get your FI and some good gauges.
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Unless you're going to be tracking it I would skip the brakes and get all the little suspension mods done first. Then get your FI and some good gauges.
I will be tracking, but not so many.
I am assuming x3 per year around.
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What maybe the proper gauges then?
Boost/AF ratio/oil pressure?
Boost and AF... I did mine with a single PLX gauge and the two senders, you can set the gauge up to see both outputs at the same time.
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Boost/AF ratio/oil pressure?
AF off a proper wideband and boost are necessary. Oil pressure is a good call as well.

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all the suspension/brake work first and then FI?
or FI first followed by suspension/brake?
I would at least get a proper diff in before beginning FI (or installed about the same time)

Strictly speaking sways aren't needed.

Upgrade brakes when you track.
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