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RE: Thinking about exhaust, dyno tune, etc... your thoughts?
I'd have to be getting a 95' or 98' to spend $2300.
As everybody else has already stated those prices seem high.
If you are willing to spend half a day installing it yourself you are only in about 1K.
Rhineharts 600
Big Sucker 100
PC III 270
You'll need a map of course but I bet you can get one from the Dynojet website.If not Im sure somebody here on the forum will send you a map to get you close.Save the 1300 for something else.
RE: Thinking about exhaust, dyno tune, etc... your thoughts?
look at eastern performance for all the parts, and have somebody else put em on if you cant. the pcIII and air cleaner is a snap. the pipes take a while. and if you go to the power commander sight and type in your zip they have a list of tuners in your area. some will have the TL software. pick one with the software and call em .usually under $250 and they will get it on the money. you should be able to spend alot less for all of this
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