Steeda Tune Comparison (FWIW)
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NICE, it looks like im sold on the steeda tune and CAI, once i save up enough this will be my next mod!
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We are working on this. We probably won't be first to market with it unfortunately, but it is being worked on.
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We have looked into this, but other tuning projects took precedence, like Boss intake tuning which we have a ton of time into and we have already been sending tunes out for.
We are working on this. We probably won't be first to market with it unfortunately, but it is being worked on.
We are working on this. We probably won't be first to market with it unfortunately, but it is being worked on.
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We have looked into this, but other tuning projects took precedence, like Boss intake tuning which we have a ton of time into and we have already been sending tunes out for.
We are working on this. We probably won't be first to market with it unfortunately, but it is being worked on.
We are working on this. We probably won't be first to market with it unfortunately, but it is being worked on.
#33
As with many people in this forum, my car is still on order, but I am already very interested in this kit.
The web site states:
"Note: requires a minimum of 91 octane fuel for power gains."
Can you still use 87 octane? If so, will you see any power gains?
Thanks.
The web site states:
"Note: requires a minimum of 91 octane fuel for power gains."
Can you still use 87 octane? If so, will you see any power gains?
Thanks.
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#36
Originally Posted by SteedaGus
Yes you can. Power gains will be between 17 and 20hp. Plus we can still dial up the throttle response to make it feel real nice.
Gus
-Mike
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While I am sure transmission longevity is reduced, it has not been reduced to the point where you still dont get acceptably long life. These transmissions are proving to be very durable. They are even holding up well in supercharged applications. With just a cold air and tune, the difference in longevity will probably not be obvious enough to be noticeable.
Is this the same for the manual transmission or does it not have this effect on it?
Thanks
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