wms cai?
12/1/06, 05:54 AM
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wms cai?
Has anyone seen this or is using one of the CAI's from Western Motorsports?
http://www.wmsracing.com/wmsweb/05hvi.htm
They say you do not need a tune and the air is a straight shot in, no turns like most CAI's
http://www.wmsracing.com/wmsweb/05hvi.htm
They say you do not need a tune and the air is a straight shot in, no turns like most CAI's
12/1/06, 06:14 AM
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The WMS is quite good. The only downsides to it is that you have to relocate your coolant tank and lengthen your Mass Air Flow wiring.
As far as requiring no tune.... Well, the guys who do tuning and others who have had it done will tell you that ANY CAI that flows significantly more air will tend to run lean meaning that you should at least get the air/fuel ratios checked/set.
As far as requiring no tune.... Well, the guys who do tuning and others who have had it done will tell you that ANY CAI that flows significantly more air will tend to run lean meaning that you should at least get the air/fuel ratios checked/set.
12/2/06, 08:42 AM
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I put mine in without the tune and it ran fine. It cahnge the sound of the exhaust as well. After I change the exhaust to a Magnaflow Cat back system I did a tune from JDM Engineering in Freehold and the Mustang ran great, almost a WOW factor. It turned 13.303 at 103.97 in the 1/4. If you get the filter make sure you also get the air box.
Shannon Wall at WMS was great to deal with.
Shannon Wall at WMS was great to deal with.
12/5/06, 08:10 AM
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Why couldn't they provide a MAF extension harness?
As for aftermarket CAI's making it run lean - that is correct, unless you import the correct air transfer function into your PCM calibration (via a tune/flash).
As for aftermarket CAI's making it run lean - that is correct, unless you import the correct air transfer function into your PCM calibration (via a tune/flash).
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