New Member

Hi ,my name is David--from Ft.Worth ,Texas and I am a new member to SyTy . I bought Syclone 1219 about a month ago and was told about this site from the previous owner. I have been reading the posts here ever since. I see there is a lot of useful information for guys like me who are new to owning a Syclone. I have wanted one ever since they came out but never had a chance to buy one until now. 1219 has about 47,000 miles and is in very good shape. It is mostly stock and other than a few upgrades that is the way I will probably keep it. I would like to upgrade the chip in it someday and will search the site for info on that when I get ready for the upgrade. .
 

Fighting5thSVT

Active member
Re: New Member

Congrats on the truck and welcome aboard. When you are ready for a chip, start with Mike Hood at Hoodtuned.com. One of the best in our little world:tup:
 
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Thanks for the welcome !! I go to San Antonio a couple of times a year, next time I head down that way maybe we can meet up. From the list of what you have done to your Syclone it should be pretty quick and I sure would like to see it.
 

syclone2673

Member
Re: New Member

WELCOME! post some pics & buy some nice jackstands LOL! seriously, Congradulations on your new truck. Its will be a fun ride!
 

db239

TY #0863
Re: New Member

Welcome. There are not too many active syty's here in DFW. If you have any question feell free to ask.
 

jharrison

New member
Re: New Member

Thanks for the welcome !! I go to San Antonio a couple of times a year, next time I head down that way maybe we can meet up. From the list of what you have done to your Syclone it should be pretty quick and I sure would like to see it.

Sounds great, only problem is the motor is on the stand right now. My intention was only to rebuild the motor, but then I decided to upgrade almost everything. As soon as my RPM 9/11" converter, exhaust, and 61mm turbo kit arrive (they were ordered this past Saturday), everything will be put back together.
 
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Well you might as well do everything you plan on doing while you have the motor on the stand..
 
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