Advantages of CAI and Tuner??
3/18/10, 09:28 PM
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Pro-Substancial increase in performance
Con-recalibrating for state inspection & keeping the stock stuff around for resale.
The bottom line? The pro outweighs the con
Con-recalibrating for state inspection & keeping the stock stuff around for resale.
The bottom line? The pro outweighs the con
3/19/10, 08:19 AM
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3/19/10, 08:50 AM
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Pro:
More torque at low rpms
More response from auto transmission
More Throttle response
More power over 4000 rpms
Better mileage
Better sound (air filter and exhaust)
Con
you have to buy one
I have the VMP CAI Kit with SCT X-Cal2
More torque at low rpms
More response from auto transmission
More Throttle response
More power over 4000 rpms
Better mileage
Better sound (air filter and exhaust)
Con
you have to buy one
I have the VMP CAI Kit with SCT X-Cal2
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3/19/10, 09:39 AM
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Well it seems like there's really no negatives here ha. Except for the price. Which I'm pretty sure I found a great deal on a used unlocked combo. What level octane rating programs are you guys using??
3/22/10, 08:37 PM
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wow really? well does anybody have any info on HP gains with a combo? I'm expecting a noticeable difference, but what kind of mechanical differences is there going to be? What octane tune should I run?
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