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Chen 02-24-2013 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Skywgn1 (Post 754253)
Mine is untuned and I did notice a difference the first time I took it out. Still do. When I was in the higher RPM's with the stock intake/generator I felt the motor was struggling. Especially considering the noise it was making. Now....well now it's just fun to get it up there. The power and the "True sound" go hand in hand.

You should also buy the Perrin crank pulley too. Revs are quicker.

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Originally Posted by 31katys (Post 754581)
Untuned. Though I am thinking of tuning it now that I talked with a couple of other people who have.

Mine is also untuned. I love having it. I can def feel the difference. But idk if my gains are as high

Lverasky 02-24-2013 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Chen (Post 754842)
Mine is also untuned. I love having it. I can def feel the difference. But idk if my gains are as high

Is the afe DRY S a good intake to buy?

Chen 02-24-2013 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by peace_noel (Post 754856)
Is the afe DRY S a good intake to buy?

Intakes are all personal preference. All will have gains. Depends on what kind of sound your looking for and how much stress you want to put on the motor.

sierra 02-24-2013 09:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Chen (Post 754899)
Intakes are all personal preference. All will have gains. Depends on what kind of sound your looking for and how much stress you want to put on the motor.

Didn't Airaid lose power on the dyno? The MAF sensor can also cause problems on some set ups with CEL's and mixture problems but a search will find the reliable well sorted versions.

Chen 02-25-2013 01:27 AM

It may have. I never really followed the air raid intake. But I did see it go on sale!

Skywgn1 02-25-2013 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by 31katys (Post 754581)
Untuned. Though I am thinking of tuning it now that I talked with a couple of other people who have.

I think I will as well. Waiting to buy the complete exhaust including header first. I think I will go with Perrin for the tune.

Chen 02-25-2013 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Skywgn1 (Post 755688)
I think I will as well. Waiting to buy the complete exhaust including header first. I think I will go with Perrin for the tune.

Perrin has a base tune according to what I'm aware of. If you go to pre. I believe that's what nick is doing. And they will tune your car with your mods for optimum performance.

Lverasky 02-25-2013 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Chen (Post 756233)
Perrin has a base tune according to what I'm aware of. If you go to pre. I believe that's what nick is doing. And they will tune your car with your mods for optimum performance.


Chen, question I don't understand. After I install the intake system, do I need to tune the car???? I just ordered the AFE Takeda DRY S intake. should be here next week or so.

Chen 02-25-2013 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by peace_noel (Post 756305)
Chen, question I don't understand. After I install the intake system, do I need to tune the car???? I just ordered the AFE Takeda DRY S intake. should be here next week or so.

Tunes arent required. But if you do get tuned it helps maximize the performance of the intake. I wouldnt suggest getting a tune for just am intake tho. Tunes can be very expensive if you go that route. My recommendation, get all your bolt ons first than tune. Ie exhaust, intake, headers and maybe turbo if that's in your budget. I'm currently untuned with a headerback exhaust and intake. I'm waiting for at least headers before I decided to tune.

Lverasky 02-25-2013 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Chen (Post 756402)
Tunes arent required. But if you do get tuned it helps maximize the performance of the intake. I wouldnt suggest getting a tune for just am intake tho. Tunes can be very expensive if you go that route. My recommendation, get all your bolt ons first than tune. Ie exhaust, intake, headers and maybe turbo if that's in your budget. I'm currently untuned with a headerback exhaust and intake. I'm waiting for at least headers before I decided to tune.

I see. Thank you so much for your advice.

Chen 02-25-2013 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by peace_noel (Post 756441)
I see. Thank you so much for your advice.

yeah, if you end up going to the meet up on Thursday. i'm sure a lot of people will be willing to show you what they got set up. it's better to hear what people have in person than some of these crummy youtube clips.

Lverasky 02-25-2013 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Chen (Post 756457)
yeah, if you end up going to the meet up on Thursday. i'm sure a lot of people will be willing to show you what they got set up. it's better to hear what people have in person than some of these crummy youtube clips.


Absolutely. I will definately attend the meet up if my wife is not having me watch the baby.:lol:

Skywgn1 02-25-2013 11:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Chen (Post 756233)
Perrin has a base tune according to what I'm aware of. If you go to pre. I believe that's what nick is doing. And they will tune your car with your mods for optimum performance.

Perrins will do that. Plus you get auto blip down shift, flat foot shifting, and other great things. Either way, you can't go wrong and will get the best from your mods.:w00t:

Chen 02-26-2013 12:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Skywgn1 (Post 757280)
Perrins will do that. Plus you get auto blip down shift, flat foot shifting, and other great things. Either way, you can't go wrong and will get the best from your mods.:w00t:

Oh? I was told theirs was just an off the shelf tune. Could be different now.


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