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Aug 31, 2013 | 12:03 PM

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GT50GO

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Originally Posted by MikeR

Agreed... it just seems counter-intuitive to me that they would recommend (for his hot climate) to go with a smaller pulley and closed air box and not the stock pulley and "cold air intake".

Yes, I'm not 100% on that choice (heat) either but I'm sure he'll chime in.

Aug 31, 2013 | 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by GT50GO

Yes, I'm not 100% on that choice (heat) either but I'm sure he'll chime in.

While we're at it... I didn't think a BAP was necessary when under 600WHP. I'd be curious to know the benefits.

Aug 31, 2013 | 12:29 PM

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While we're at it... I didn't think a BAP was necessary when under 600WHP. I'd be curious to know the benefits.

Well I'm going off what Brenspeed sells as a kit called 710r which consist of the SCT tuner & tune, Ken Bell BAP and if you were on a Stage one Roush SC the Roush CAI. This tune should get into a bit above 600 so I'm assuming they are using it as a safety feature. You might want to email Brenspeed and ask them there reasons If you don't get a good answer here. It's not a high price item and I'm sure it can't hurt LOL.

Aug 31, 2013 | 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by steven46746

I think the closed intakes will stay a bit cooler than the open elements in a hot climate.

Depends if the CAI matches the hood liner for a good seal.

Aug 31, 2013 | 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by GT50GO

I know Brenspeed told me they wouldn't not recommend the 710r tune if I had a 82mm pulley due to it being a little to much torque that they like to see on the stock engine.

Very true. Those numbers are about the 600/625 horsepower at the crank. I am guessing the torque numbers go up as well.

Aug 31, 2013 | 04:57 PM

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Very true. Those numbers are about the 600/625 horsepower at the crank. I am guessing the torque numbers go up as well.

You mean at the wheels correct? On paper it's 710hp at the crank, Brenspeeds website has a dyno being done that did over 600+rwhp and 500 +TQ with the package.