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Old 02-15-2010, 07:54 PM   #1
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im building a 95 g14 so far ive put a jakes lift kit and 22 mud tires, speed spring and torque spring from carts parts plus. what do you guys think i should do to it next. i wanna drive it on the trails just like a 4wheeler. i want to have alot of power in the hills aswell. i dont care about speed. any info would help thanks
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Old 02-15-2010, 07:57 PM   #2
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Big Block!

You can rejet the carb, modify air box or filter and change mufflers for little more power.
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Old 02-16-2010, 07:44 AM   #3
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Big Block!

You can rejet the carb, modify air box or filter and change mufflers for little more power.
Yep, what Craig said!

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If you want to keep up with 4wheelers then do like Craig suggests. A little expensive but well worth it if your looking for torque. Speed will increase as well but torque will more than triple.

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If you want to keep up with 4wheelers then do like Craig suggests. A little expensive but well worth it if your looking for torque. Speed will increase as well but torque will more than triple.
i cant afford to big block it right now. how much does the jetting airbox and exhaust usaully cost.
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i cant afford to big block it right now. how much does the jetting airbox and exhaust usaully cost.
Jet and k&n air filter are around $60. The exhaust is very expensive. Around $200 I think. If your handy with a welder and don't worry about noise, I'd cut to stock one open and gut it. Just be mindful that it will ruin the stock muffler as far as baffles/noise/etc... and they are expensive to replace. You might also experiment with some pipe and a muffler for a lawn mower. I've seen a few do this but it is loud.

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Jet and k&n air filter are around $60. The exhaust is very expensive. Around $200 I think. If your handy with a welder and don't worry about noise, I'd cut to stock one open and gut it. Just be mindful that it will ruin the stock muffler as far as baffles/noise/etc... and they are expensive to replace. You might also experiment with some pipe and a muffler for a lawn mower. I've seen a few do this but it is loud.
sounds good i pretty good with a welder and i have a pipe bender so i mght go that root thanks guys
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