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I know, its only a 6 month deployment but seems to be dragging by slowly. I'll be back around the end of March.Originally Posted by Blue_Batmobile
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Did you ever do the full wrap on your car?
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I already have an AEM intake on my 06 at coupe, have bout $300 to spend.
Looking for a little more noise, but obviously performance too. I was looking plenum spacer? Suggestions?
Looking for a little more noise, but obviously performance too. I was looking plenum spacer? Suggestions?
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^HFC's/test pipes will give you a louder exhaust and will be better for performance. The MD 5/16 spacer is a great mod too, but do you have an auto or manual?
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I would replace the cats first, then get the spacer later.
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4 of the guys are going on deployment next month. No full wrap, gonna stick with the two tone for now Originally Posted by herrschaft
I know, its only a 6 month deployment but seems to be dragging by slowly. I'll be back around the end of March.Did you ever do the full wrap on your car?
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Hi guys,
I bought this G from a friend as my first car and it is basically stock.
I don't know what to do first.
Any ideas and tips will help. Thanks! :]
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I bought this G from a friend as my first car and it is basically stock.
I don't know what to do first.
Any ideas and tips will help. Thanks! :]
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So I plan on getting a JWT pop charger /w z-tube, motordyne 5/16th spacer and their MREV2 these will be my first mods to the g. I remember reading some where on here that you don't need to tune after adding these mods just reset the ECU. I know you will get the most out of your mods with a tune but the car will be just fine and safe without it right? I just wanted to double check cause I'm coming from a subaru STI and it was like any time you add mods you have to tune for them for the car to run safe.
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The car will be fine without a tune as long as its not running too rich or too lean, I doudbt it will be a problem. These cars are N/A so bolt-ons don't have that drastic of a change like an STI. Originally Posted by jatch85
So I plan on getting a JWT pop charger /w z-tube, motordyne 5/16th spacer and their MREV2 these will be my first mods to the g. I remember reading some where on here that you don't need to tune after adding these mods just reset the ECU. I know you will get the most out of your mods with a tune but the car will be just fine and safe without it right? I just wanted to double check cause I'm coming from a subaru STI and it was like any time you add mods you have to tune for them for the car to run safe. Thanks guys
I suggest you open up the exhaust with test pipes or HFC's, then get a tune afterwards.
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