To those with a 12 valve and an SPS 62 or 64
03-10-2007 | 09:22 AM
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You can buy a new B2 for less than $800 ANYWHERE...you should be able to find one for ~$600 though!
Chris
BTW, here's my thread on my new GT4088R W/PICS!!
Chris
BTW, here's my thread on my new GT4088R W/PICS!!
03-10-2007 | 12:25 PM
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How did you like the BD twins? Seems like this is the best way to get a decently priced twin set thats been setup properly in advance so theres no fooling around. I think the price was around 3k though.. yeowch.
Ive been looking more at the SPS62 because its cheaper, but I know lag will be a problem and I do a lot of driving in the city.
Ive been looking more at the SPS62 because its cheaper, but I know lag will be a problem and I do a lot of driving in the city.
03-10-2007 | 12:52 PM
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How did you like the BD twins? Seems like this is the best way to get a decently priced twin set thats been setup properly in advance so theres no fooling around. I think the price was around 3k though.. yeowch.
Ive been looking more at the SPS62 because its cheaper, but I know lag will be a problem and I do a lot of driving in the city.
Ive been looking more at the SPS62 because its cheaper, but I know lag will be a problem and I do a lot of driving in the city.
If you're on the fence, try and find a truck that has them to ride/drive and see for yourself!
Chris
03-10-2007 | 01:05 PM
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From: Hershey, PA
How did you like the BD twins? Seems like this is the best way to get a decently priced twin set thats been setup properly in advance so theres no fooling around. I think the price was around 3k though.. yeowch.
Ive been looking more at the SPS62 because its cheaper, but I know lag will be a problem and I do a lot of driving in the city.
Ive been looking more at the SPS62 because its cheaper, but I know lag will be a problem and I do a lot of driving in the city.
With your mods go with the PS62 not the SPS62, you will be much happier.
Doug
manual tranny makes life easy though
03-10-2007 | 02:56 PM
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From: Shelby NC
Really liked them...spooled GREAT, cooled good, I would say for a 450-500hp 12v they would be SWEET! Much more than that and I can't say for sure...I never got up that high to see how they handled it!
If you're on the fence, try and find a truck that has them to ride/drive and see for yourself!
Chris
If you're on the fence, try and find a truck that has them to ride/drive and see for yourself!
Chris
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