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I am new to this forum and i am looking to add more power to my 2006 ram 1500 sport i have looked at cams, intake, superchip cortex, and multiple other things. i just recently put on a flowmaster exhaust. Im 19 with to much money to spend any ideas besides boost?
first off what kinda engine is in it? and if you got too much money to spend ill shoot ya my paypal and you ca donate some to my i need more power fund....
Haha i don't think that is a good investment... its the 5.7 hemi. and i also looked at cams what is stock lift duration? Oh and does anyone know the stock gearing on a 2006 ram 1500 sport
Haha i don't think that is a good investment... its the 5.7 hemi. and i also looked at cams what is stock lift duration? Oh and does anyone know the stock gearing on a 2006 ram 1500 sport
It varies, look in your glovebox for a sticker that will say. If you don't find it there look at the tag on the rear diff.
If you want answers to more power do a search on this site. There are hundreds of answers to your questions. And then if you still cant find any info then ask for something in particular. That will really help you...
I am new to this forum and i am looking to add more power to my 2006 ram 1500 sport i have looked at cams, intake, superchip cortex, and multiple other things. i just recently put on a flowmaster exhaust. Im 19 with to much money to spend any ideas besides boost?
Ha Ha, it won't be long before you won't be able to say that anymore.
Set your goals, do your homework, put your list together, run the list pass the forum if not certain for input, find a shop to work with and buy the parts. No problem it is habit forming. Now, all that extra money is gone.
How much do you have to spend AND can you do the work yourself or know someone who can do it for a case of beer/free/little to no cost? If you want more powwer those are the first two questions you need to ask yourself. Labor on performance based parts will KILL your modding and cut what you wanted to do in half.