Trying to decide on a specific year MKIII, any help is appreciated.

Jaster83 · 08-06-2013, 06:18 PM

Also, because I'd be paying a shop to do this, how would you recommend grouping the work to be done, if I can't do it all at once?
Something like...

So, all the mods I think I'd need:

MHG
Valves
Cams (maybe)
Do these three immediately upon purchase of the vehicle.
Then later, and not particularly in any order group the mods as...

ECM
Injectors

Cold Air Intake
Intake Manifold (necessary, or no?)
Turbo (maybe I can get away with stock?)
Intercooler/Pipes (maybe I can get away with just hard pipes?)

Exhaust Manifold (necessary, or no?)
High-flow Cat
cat-back

Is a grouping like this (maybe in a different order, though) the most efficient way to lower labor costs? Or do I need to do both intake and exhaust manifolds when they're doing the MHG?

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08-06-2013, 06:18 PM	#2
Jaster83 Stock Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Dallas Posts: 12	Also, because I'd be paying a shop to do this, how would you recommend grouping the work to be done, if I can't do it all at once? Something like... So, all the mods I think I'd need: MHG Valves Cams (maybe) Do these three immediately upon purchase of the vehicle. Then later, and not particularly in any order group the mods as... ECM Injectors Cold Air Intake Intake Manifold (necessary, or no?) Turbo (maybe I can get away with stock?) Intercooler/Pipes (maybe I can get away with just hard pipes?) Exhaust Manifold (necessary, or no?) High-flow Cat cat-back Is a grouping like this (maybe in a different order, though) the most efficient way to lower labor costs? Or do I need to do both intake and exhaust manifolds when they're doing the MHG?