More power = more dollars. How much money have you got to spend and what else needs doing to the car?
If you are looking for a quick upgrade, you can usuallyget more noticable launch improvements cheaper from changing rear gearing.
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A 2007 study found on average Australians walk 900 miles a year. We drink 26 gallons of beer. That means, on average, Australians get about 34 miles per gallon.
Not bad hey!
$2k wont get you too far, so a plan of what really needs to be done and what you would like to do as/when finances permit is a really good idea.
given your budget, i stand by my first comment. you'll get better bang for your buck changing the rear gearing than tacking performance bits in and on an old engine. I would go no further than carb/manifold/headers without proper rebuild. been there, done that and in the end some non-performing old part lets you down and costs you more in the long run.
good luck
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A 2007 study found on average Australians walk 900 miles a year. We drink 26 gallons of beer. That means, on average, Australians get about 34 miles per gallon.
Not bad hey!
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