08-13-2023, 06:18 AM
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Tune
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Originally Posted by DarkPira7e
It really depends on what you're after. I played around with my car a lot, and I can confidently say that if you're not chasing fractions of a second on a track or at the drag strip, I would leave the car exactly how it is if you're not adding forced induction.
This is just my biased opinion, but I'll never tune an NA car again, it feels like such a waste unless you're after a very specific goal. After my car blew up a couple times times from my Toyota recall hell, I drove the car with stock tune, stock headers, stock exhaust, and it felt every bit as quick and exciting as when I was balls to the wall "tuned" and I could drive it without needing to monitor my AF/r, IAM, knock count, etc. I vote to throw a catback on it, enjoy the neat sound and wait for a concise need before spending any amount of money on engine performance.
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