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Old 02-20-2014, 04:02 PM   #3557
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I was going to take a pic and post, but it's at the shop getting 'grades. I'll post up a new dyno and pics in about a week.


Here's mine instead.
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Old 02-20-2014, 04:05 PM   #3558
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Here's mine instead.
That looks very similar to mine down to the reducer coming off the Airraid box. I have an aluminum charge pipe though.
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Old 02-20-2014, 04:24 PM   #3559
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Here's mine instead.

Your spacers for your strut bar must be a little taller than mine. Had some rubbing issues and have taken it off until GC gets me some taller spacers.
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Old 02-20-2014, 04:25 PM   #3560
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Mine are 20 mm. Close to the hood but they don't touch. Plenty of room underneath. How tall are yours?
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Old 02-20-2014, 04:34 PM   #3561
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Mine are roughly 2 mm less than an inch and this is what they've done to the rubber boot from charge pipe to TB. Name:  ImageUploadedByTapatalk1392932032.142589.jpg
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Yeah those rubber boots suck. I used the silicone one from the Airaid kit. Call Airaid and order Hump Hose 34. Or switch the straight coupler and the hump hose that came with the Innovate kit. It doesn't matter which way they go.
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Old 02-20-2014, 05:21 PM   #3563
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Yeah those rubber boots suck. I used the silicone one from the Airaid kit. Call Airaid and order Hump Hose 34. Or switch the straight coupler and the hump hose that came with the Innovate kit. It doesn't matter which way they go.

10-4. Thanks for the tip.
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New EL header w/titanium coating installed. Big ups to Ronnie and Jesse @JDLAutoDesign.
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Old 02-20-2014, 06:15 PM   #3565
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New EL header w/titanium coating installed. Big ups to Ronnie and Jesse @JDLAutoDesign.
Are you still selling the SC? Just curious why, PM maybe?
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suggestions

First let me say I am pleased with my SC and Delicious Tune. The car is definitely more fun than before FI. William is great.

More linear throttle feel. Most of the power comes too soon in the pedal travel.
Better cold startup. Spits and sputtering for about 15 seconds below 45 degrees.



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So everyone, I have the Innovate Kit on our development car now. We also have an Airaid intake on the vehicle for some testing. We are trying out different setups that Airaid has offered to see if we can grab a little more top end power and throttle response out of the setup.

Also we are working on new tune updates including.

1. Low end throttle control, including smoother acceleration
2. Better clutch in, throttle off and idle control
3. Partial throttle A/F ratios for improved MPG over current tunes

If there is anything else people have noticed on our tunes let us know and we will add them to the list. We have chosen this kit as a may focus for refinement along with one other SC.

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Old 02-21-2014, 01:13 AM   #3567
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First let me say I am pleased with my SC and Delicious Tune. The car is definitely more fun than before FI. William is great.

More linear throttle feel. Most of the power comes too soon in the pedal travel.
Better cold startup. Spits and sputtering for about 15 seconds below 45 degrees.
I know this is the.owners thread and I'm sorry for cutting in, but I just want clarification. The power comes on too soon and it spits and sputters for about 15 seconds when temps are below 45 degrees? Or am I miss understanding something here?
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Something does not sound right there.
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I have a little bit of what I'd call a "rough" spot between 2-3k rpms at light/moderate throttle when the car hasn't reached proper temperature. It sort of feels like it hesitates/pulsates a little. Nothing crazy but you can feel it. Seems to go away once the car is up to operating temps.
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I have a little bit of what I'd call a "rough" spot between 2-3k rpms at light/moderate throttle when the car hasn't reached proper temperature. It sort of feels like it hesitates/pulsates a little. Nothing crazy but you can feel it. Seems to go away once the car is up to operating temps.

Mine is exactly the same
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