No more heat soak
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From: By the sea, Tx
G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods

It would if he got a tune. I'm just saying.......
Lol. While I'm sure a tune/retune would help, I'm not sure if its worth all that money haha. I actually have an MREV2 on my non-revup (got a new one for free
) and did feel a performance bump, but I definitely wouldn't recommend it unless you want to squeeze out every little HP you can. Another retune might help, but I don't think it warrants the $180 to do it
.
) and did feel a performance bump, but I definitely wouldn't recommend it unless you want to squeeze out every little HP you can. Another retune might help, but I don't think it warrants the $180 to do it
.
I have no idea what a MREV2 is lol i'll have to search..but thanks for all the input I like the spacer idea and might look into it. But I never knew what I was missing my car feels so alive now....FU heat soak lol...
Yeah, heat soak is killer in states like ours. I'm running a furookie intake which is a very clean, good looking, polished intake, but obviously is killing my power. Thinking of buying a setup similar to yours for my daily driving, and just swapping to the furookie for shows and stuff.
If I were to get a Z-Tube, Spacer, MREV2, ART pipes, exhaust either all in one shot or piece by piece, am I going to need a tune at some point or is an ECU reset enough?
Cheers.
Cheers.
Check the new takeda intake same concept as the oem but uses a cone filter
http://afepower.com/shop/details_new...05&&brandID=78
http://afepower.com/shop/details_new...05&&brandID=78
Yeap thats the only thing that I dont like about it and it is pricey. Is not worth paying $240 and then end up using the z tube instead of the metal piping.
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