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yeah, not worth it with what you have now.
now, if you got MREV (search this forum for "MREV") - you can take full advantake of it with 2005 6MT - then it'd be worth it.
now, if you got MREV (search this forum for "MREV") - you can take full advantake of it with 2005 6MT - then it'd be worth it.
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Originally Posted by codeflux
yeah, not worth it with what you have now.
now, if you got MREV (search this forum for "MREV") - you can take full advantake of it with 2005 6MT - then it'd be worth it.
now, if you got MREV (search this forum for "MREV") - you can take full advantake of it with 2005 6MT - then it'd be worth it.
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Originally Posted by 99atlantic
utec.......but for your mods i don't really think you can justify spending $900 and dyno tune time on it for what, 10hp gain at absolute most.
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SchatzkerVI,
All the mods you have are considered "breather" mods and that includes MREV. Usually those kind of mods lean out the mixture. What is your A/F numbers?
All the mods you have are considered "breather" mods and that includes MREV. Usually those kind of mods lean out the mixture. What is your A/F numbers?
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Originally Posted by SchatzkerVI
You are talking about 10 hp in addition to what i got with my current mods right? The thing is, i'm running really rich with my current mods, so leaning out my a/f should help out alot...and my MREV is in the mail.
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