Do they dyno or give any gains? If so, do you need a dual exhaust or CAI for them to make noticable gains, or wait for a cam, heads, and performanceintake manifold for them to?
Thax
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The stock engine (or near stock) doesn't need the additional air. It will slow air velocity down and actually may hurt performance. Plus they are a pain in the ... to get tuned right.
I hear people say they rob performance but I don't see how that could be possible. larger Tb=More air entering engine right? more air=more HP right? So how is that possible, they must have gains and I just want to see how much gains for $270. Anyone with dyno'd gains?
Thanx guys
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Fun Car-04 Mustang Mach 1-LM 2 cat-back, Mac o/r h-pipe, Steeda Tri-ax shifter, K&N hi-flow air filter, Diablo Tuner,
DD-08 Honda Fit-H-Fit STS, K&N hi-flow air filter,
Not always true. If you put in more air and the car can't adjust the fuel delivery then it will actually rob power because the air/fuel mixture will be off and that will make the engine less efficient. .