Subject	I'm guessing it involves buying a JWT intake, JWT exhaust
Posted by	LJZTT on July 22, 2006 at 10:38 PM
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In Reply To	Info wanted on JWT 96hp upgrade posted by PSI Guy on July 22, 2006 at 10:17 PM
Message	(catback), and a JWT ECU with a boost controller of some sort to up the boost. Go for it, you'll love it. Make sure your good to go as far as coolant is concerned. Might not be a great idea if your car is already prone to overheating. Been alot of posts the last few weeks about radiators and the such, guess its to be expected with the weather we've been seeing.
Follow Ups	Info wanted on JWT 96hp upgrade - PSI Guy 22:17:42 07/22/06 I'm guessing it involves buying a JWT intake, JWT exhaust - LJZTT 22:38:08 07/22/06 Only thing that will give you that much bump in HP - ZXRider(SoCal) 22:41:42 07/22/06 Actually the intake / exhaust / ecu combo can be close. - Kenny 22:45:50 07/22/06 Oh sorry I guess I didn't come across correctly - ZXRider(SoCal) 23:09:39 07/22/06 Ah, gotcha. (n/m) - Kenny 23:14:51 07/22/06 id like to see what just sport 500s or greater - SpecNATT (Houston) 19:38:21 07/23/06 *According to JWT*, intake + exhaust + ECU > 96HP at crank - ZCulture 22:53:17 07/22/06 POP intake, ECU w/ BJs or BC, Downpipes, test pipes, - WAGGZ 00:00:33 07/23/06 yes, certainly. (n/m) - ZCulture 02:46:52 07/23/06 Right, that's their intake, ecu, and exhaust combo. - Kenny 23:00:37 07/22/06 2nd on the suspension. And I have only done a couple of - MixManMash 01:50:35 07/23/06 JWT used to sell a 396 HP kit consisting of ECU, boost jets, - robo (sebring1970) 03:08:08 07/23/06 Chip + exhaust + intake = toasted clutch, then... - not-hrz 12:08:30 07/23/06 I bought their 396 HP upgrade back in the early 90's. - Riddick 12:56:10 07/23/06
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