Do I need a tune?
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Do I need a tune?
Just put on the Stillen intake with the z-tube today! Took about a 1.5 hours. Aligning the z-tube with the throttle body and the airbox all the while making sure the OEM hose fit in the bottom of the z-tube was a BI@TCH! Nonetheless got everything done and took the G for a test drive. First impression: didn't notice too much performance gains and not much of a sound increase!
My question is: my current list of mods include MD 5/16 spacer, MREV2, Stillen intake w/ z-tube, and HKS catback exhaust.
I have an '05 6MT (REVUP). Do I need a tune or to get my ECU reprogrammed?? Or am I okay without it?? Just looking to make that final tweak so I can enjoy the ride and performance for the next few months before the mod bug hits me again
My question is: my current list of mods include MD 5/16 spacer, MREV2, Stillen intake w/ z-tube, and HKS catback exhaust.
I have an '05 6MT (REVUP). Do I need a tune or to get my ECU reprogrammed?? Or am I okay without it?? Just looking to make that final tweak so I can enjoy the ride and performance for the next few months before the mod bug hits me again
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Truly, If I had a choice to do it all again, I would save my money from the modded world unless your going FI. It seems that tunes will make only a slight difference with many mods on G's. But I will say your car will sound nice after you do a full exhaust. But if you must go with all mods then get yourself a Greddy ULT emanage and have a shop install and tune, it will help make those mods come to life on the car. Good Luck
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Originally Posted by Klubbheads
first part of ur questions: the answer is yes
As far as which one should u go with: I would personally go with the one that a local shop is familiar tuning with.
As far as which one should u go with: I would personally go with the one that a local shop is familiar tuning with.
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Originally Posted by Klubbheads
^well if i could do it again i would just do it exactly how i did it. Shaved off 0.5 seconds off of my 1/4 mile time and added another 2-4 mph on my trap speed also never have to worry every time i go WOT thinking which shop is going to be open if my turbo/supercharger fails.
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Originally Posted by kennyb
Sounds like you got yourself a winner, if 0.5 secs is all your looking for. I guess it all depends on your goals in how fast you want to go. Are cars stock are in the low 14 sec 1/4 mile. Then you go out and spend $3,000-4,000 on many mods to stay away from FI only to run in the mid 13's and maybe and just maybe the low 13's,,,,congrats you can beat a heavy a$$ Dodge R/T Charger....LMAO
"strait" line mods is because of the deals i got on all of them.
BTW i seriously doubt u really understand how much of a difference 0.5 seconds is in drag racing so there is no point of trying to explain anything to u.
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When did this post talk about suspension?????????? Which I'm in support of much if that was what this person asked. Stick to the topic and don't try to be such an internet thug. And I know all about drag racing but once again did that person ask that?????? This person wanted an opinion....Like I said it all depends on your goals......
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Originally Posted by kennyb
When did this post talk about suspension?????????? Which I'm in support of much if that was what this person asked. Stick to the topic and don't try to be such an internet thug. And I know all about drag racing but once again did that person ask that?????? This person wanted an opinion....Like I said it all depends on your goals......
Now ur free to GTFO.