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What he said^^^^
When I got the 02 in my sig it already had a K&N and straight pipe exhaust. I put a BHAF on it and I just ordered a Fass 150 to the tune of $611. Next on the list for me is isspro gauges. Usually you'd want gauges first but I really want the fass cause watching the fuel pressure gauge with a stock pump would drive me crazy. So my advice that many on here will give as well is do supporting mods before power mods.
The usual recipe that most start with is exhaust, intake, gauges, fuel system in that order. A straight pipe is the best way to open up exhaust but if your state requires mufflers a glasspack that's turned around is a great substitute. BHAF is the best flowing and lowest maintenance intake that won't dust your engine. Isspro are some of the best gauges you can get but Autometer is a very close second choice. Also ditch that raptor and get a fass. This is the basic recipe to get you started.
You also need to give us specs on your truck. If it's an auto that trans won't last at stock build specs but if it's a manual all you need is a stronger clutch. After that you can start on things like head studs, injectors, programmer, turbo(s), etc.
When I got the 02 in my sig it already had a K&N and straight pipe exhaust. I put a BHAF on it and I just ordered a Fass 150 to the tune of $611. Next on the list for me is isspro gauges. Usually you'd want gauges first but I really want the fass cause watching the fuel pressure gauge with a stock pump would drive me crazy. So my advice that many on here will give as well is do supporting mods before power mods.
The usual recipe that most start with is exhaust, intake, gauges, fuel system in that order. A straight pipe is the best way to open up exhaust but if your state requires mufflers a glasspack that's turned around is a great substitute. BHAF is the best flowing and lowest maintenance intake that won't dust your engine. Isspro are some of the best gauges you can get but Autometer is a very close second choice. Also ditch that raptor and get a fass. This is the basic recipe to get you started.
You also need to give us specs on your truck. If it's an auto that trans won't last at stock build specs but if it's a manual all you need is a stronger clutch. After that you can start on things like head studs, injectors, programmer, turbo(s), etc.
Last edited by Truck Guy99; 12-11-2014 at 10:21 PM.
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