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Fireman31

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  1. Has anyone with a 2wd SS had any problems with traction in the snow????

     

    what kind of a question is that? if you live in a place where it snows often a 2wd no matter what kind isnt going to get any kind of decent traction in snow condtions , having a light rear and all your power coming from it does not help. so if you can try not to drive the 2wd if you know your going to have to have go through snow, or bring chains.

     

    I have only had the truck since June, so snow driving experience with my SS is a big zero. I have already purchased the ShurTrax bed weight system and I hope that it helps. I wish my SS was AWD but that wasn't an option for '06. Fortunately, up here in NY we are having one of the warmest winters on record. With the bed weight and traction control I think I will be OK in the snow.

  2. You gotta use that traffic to put your opponent in the same situation he wanted to keep you in...Box him up in slow traffic, then press on with pride  :)

     

    I hear ya, box 'em in and make 'em wait in line like everyone else.....................

  3. smash the piggy bank---making your SS faster can get expensive depending on what you do.  I would start with a CAI, Cat-Back, and a tune.  Good luck on your choices.  :chevy:

     

    This has done well by me... I did an AEM Intake, Superchips programmer and swapped out my exhaust can. Runs 14.6 in 1/4 which is slowmotion compared to Chase or Chris but wins just about every stoplight to stoplight encounter you will have for less than $1000.00. Kind of the Dub-T approach to performance. :D

     

    I hear that man, I have K&N CAI, Hypertech tune, and GM Perf. Parts exhaust, really woke up the performance. Well, performance on a budget, this truck was expensive..........................

  4. The system I am looking at is a GM Performance Catback system, all stainless with a single exit and yes, the tip is seperate. The kit will cost me $429 plus the tip, I think about $40-50. I was just wondering if anybody else had this kit and if you liked it.

     

    Yes, it sounds awesome. You cannot beat the price of the kit as compared to Corsa and the others..................

  5. This is the kit I have had my eye on also.  The part number for the SS is 17800765.  It is a "Performance" system.  GM does not have a "Touring" system for the SS.  The kit is made by BORLA.

     

    I also would like feedback.  I am concerned about the post stating there is a drone at 2000 RPM's.  This is about where I'd be pulling a trailer at 65 with my truck.  Is the part number above the one you have?

     

    More feedback please.

     

    Mike

     

    Yes that is the kit I have.....and the tip is number 17802143. The drone is not bad, a nice mellow tone that is pleasant to listen to other than your stereo.

    GM does not have a touring system for the SS because the SS comes with the touring system from the factory. You won't be sorry with the mean growl of this kit.

     

    Dan

  6. Yeah i usually just turn it off every time im going to race....... :D

     

    I agree, make it a habit to hit that button when you are gonna race. I even hit it when I am going to merge at WOT. I would rather bake the tires that get slammed by another car because the Traction kicked in. :driving:

  7. My uncle just bougth a left over '06 GT.  When he breaks it in, I plan on running him heads up.  I will post the outcome sometime in the future.  I honestly don't think that a 5000 pound truck that has basic mods like mine could beat a 3000 pound car with 300hp, we will see.  Maybe in a few years when I add a Vortech supercharger I will smoke him for sure.  :chevy:

    You will loose even if he sucks at driving. :dunno:

     

    yeah I have a feeling that I will be playing catch up. :ughdance:

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