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MMR vs Steeda (Air Intakes)

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Old 1/5/05, 11:19 PM
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Based on what we know. What intake system do you think is best?
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MMR all the way. At least it better be because that is what I installed in my car
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agreed.....LOL....it's made proven hp gains so I can vouch for it.....
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MMR intake does make rwhp gains, you probably need to adjust your A/F mixture from 1500 to 6000 RPM though as the intake causes the CPU to richen the fuel mixture. My SCT tech had to send me a second tune to adjust for this after he had several customers install MMR and provide before and after dyno results with A/F ratios. With the way this new computer handles aftermarket changes I cant see anyone safely increasing horsepower without involving a computer tune.
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