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I've learned how to drive my Z to give more throwback in the seat. But for a cleaner acceleration experience you need better throttle response. You can get that by
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I've learned how to drive my Z to give more throwback in the seat. But for a cleaner acceleration experience you need better throttle response. You can get that by modifying the intake. I chose the silicone/filter mod so I don't lose low end torque. It works like a charm. Throttle response is much improved and I get into the 80's extremly quickly. I can run with the big boys up to around 100mph. Sadly not enough torque after that to keep up with the V8's. But at least in earlier stages it can at least hang with SOME of those bad boys.
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