Have I lost it?

[GregWeld]

I like your style SW.... never have too much ego to say you screwed up!

My buddy is on his second CTS-V and he has a race Vette and a ZO6... and still LOVES his CTS!

I might have to try one when it's time to dump the S63.

[DFRESH]

You can afford to lose it.

D

[Streetking]

Originally Posted by preston

Can you tell us what your recipe for 670whp was ?

And what your changing for the TT ?
Will they fit in the engine bay ? What headers etc. ?
whatever details you want to share. I'm not all sure what goes into these cars these days.

On my old V, I sent to Hennessey for his 700 package. It had heads, cam, headers no cats, stock exhaust, intake, upper pulley, larger intercooler. It made 620rwt/590rwt. I then sent it to my buddy in dallas and he put a larger cam in it, smaller pulley and retune. It made 670rwh/629rwt. I am waiting on Lingenfelter to finish up on their twin-turbo kit.

[Steve Chryssos]

I'm really liking the new ATS, too. It is ripe for enhancements. Wonder if a V8 will fit?

[Ummgawa]

SW, thanks for being the cardude that IS the dude who we'd all like to be. The one who sez, "If I had the scratch, this is what I'd do to that car..." and then does it.

[Al Moreno]

Originally Posted by Streetking

On my old V, I sent to Hennessey for his 700 package. It had heads, cam, headers no cats, stock exhaust, intake, upper pulley, larger intercooler. It made 620rwt/590rwt. I then sent it to my buddy in dallas and he put a larger cam in it, smaller pulley and retune. It made 670rwh/629rwt. I am waiting on Lingenfelter to finish up on their twin-turbo kit.

SW your a FREAKING STUD Dude!!! I never leave "good enough" alone

[strtcar]

your my hero

[Streetking]

Hahaha you guys are funny, I'm glad to be just as sick as the rest of you!!

Just picked it up from the paint shop and dropped it off to get clear bra & tint. I think the subtle changes look good..

Before:


After:


Rear:

After

[strtcar]

looks good

[Revved]

Had a long talk with the guys at STS turbo and a guy that has been running one of their systems for several years out at SEMA doing research for a project I'm starting next year... Seems like good stuff.