what brands

[94gagt]

im looking for some things and im not sure where or what brand to get..
im looking for poly mounts and bushings, adj vac mod, multi spark system, adj fpr and just about anything else that will help my throtle response...
this is for i 94 grand am gt with a 3100

[SappySE107]

Larger throttlebody. No AFPR, no Vac mod (?), no multispark system unless you want to spend that much for 1-2 mpg increase and no performance increase.

The billet throttle bodies are out of stock currently but I do have a raffle going for the last one. WOT-Tech link at the top. Hope to have more in stock later in April. A cam would also help but I have no idea how far you wanna get into modding. Everything you listed is a waste of money other than bushings. The AFPR will only help if you do more modifications. The computer would need to be programmed to give optimal performance, but 94-95 grand ams have no support there.

[JMo60]

afpr, you could go with an aeromotive lt-1 style, but you will need to modify your plenum and your pcv line. i machined my own poly mounts

[IsaacHayes]

Pioneer makes a vacuum modulator. It won't improve throttle response but does make shifts a lot less sloppy. It's used on TH350/TH400/powerglides too.

[Azrael]

A company called Prothane makes a poly upper-engine mount insert that will work. RSM/Z-spec used to have engine mounts too...they still might but I'd rather not go there.

[IsaacHayes]

Is this it? http://www.carcustoms.net/product_in...roducts_id=102
$15 shipped. I have one and it's nice.

[Azrael]

Is this it? http://www.carcustoms.net/product_in...roducts_id=102
$15 shipped. I have one and it's nice.

That looks like the one I'm using. Took a bit of coersion to stuff it into the mount but I don't think that's a bad thing.

I'm curious, are there aftermarket torque struts out there?

[IsaacHayes]

I'm working on something check the beretta.net message board in the performance section. I think GA's can use the same mount, you'd have to look them up at a parts store and compare part #s or use a parts store website.