So what are some good basic first mods for my WS6?

[Murder after Midnight]

stall first, then everything else.

3500?

[nhraformula]

3500?

i have a tci 3000 and like it a lot. could of i went to 3500, sure.
its personal preference.

[ibanez7]

in addition to bolt ons...
port the throttle body and do the bump stop mod.......

also if you going to the mod the car heavily in the future, Subframe connecters and lower control arms are a must.

Always build from the ground up and back to front... meaning drivetrain and suspension first. Otherwise your HP is pointless.

[B34M3R]

502 and twin turbo

[Z28Thunder]

502 and twin turbo

If you go 502 might as well go 572 with twins...

[B34M3R]

Well, I thought we were going for a beginner build here?

[67CamaroRSSS]

Damn that's impressive. How did that stall effect the daily driving of the car?

I have a Fuddle 3400 stall and 3.73 gears. Think like this: 3k rpm shift to 2nd, shift to 3rd, shift to od (all while it's at 3K +) then at 40 mph it hits lockup and acts like a normal TC. That's with a normal roll out from a light (or stop sign). Any more throttle and it'll start smoking the tires (with street tires).

I also had a bit of work done to the tranny to let it live. Rebuilding it with The Beast stainless steel sun shell and new Raybestos racing clutches wasn't absolutely necessary but doing that and reprogramming and modifying the valve body helped and a tranny cooler is an absolute must.

[Mr. Luos]

Magic Stick 4 and a turbo.

[Z28Thunder]

Well, I thought we were going for a beginner build here?

502 with twins is beginner??

[B34M3R]

502 with twins is beginner??

Sure it is

[bluefields88]

I would really recommend doing your suspension. Lower control arms and SFC's made a huge difference and really made the care feel tighter. They're also some of the cheaper things to do...

[M-Ten]

Really depends on what you want to do honestly. You said 1/4 mile car..

You want to stay stock cubes? Boost it? Nitrous? What ??

Hard to make recommendations on parts if we don't know exactly what you plan on doing..

By the way, if you can afford to spend a little more on headers, don't go with the pacesetters... Get some nice stainless ones like Kooks or QTP. I got my QTP's for about $700 last year.