HP gains?
ORIGINAL: fastman90
10-12 seems about right, possibly 12-15. A tune is also NOT worth all the tons of money unless you have some major modifications done to your car, not just a few bolt-ons. If you want to add more power forget the tune and think along the lines of IM/TB, hi-flow cat (not a huge gain, but it would finish up your exhaust), and a better camshaft.
10-12 seems about right, possibly 12-15. A tune is also NOT worth all the tons of money unless you have some major modifications done to your car, not just a few bolt-ons. If you want to add more power forget the tune and think along the lines of IM/TB, hi-flow cat (not a huge gain, but it would finish up your exhaust), and a better camshaft.
ORIGINAL: 97_nw
yeah like every1 else is saying. i saw a dyno where they gained about 9 after i/h/e. props 4 the choices in your i/h/e.
yeah like every1 else is saying. i saw a dyno where they gained about 9 after i/h/e. props 4 the choices in your i/h/e.
correct me if im wrong but it seems based off of I/H/E install on my last DX hatch that if you dont get a tune due to cost you should at least get an FPR with Gauge and add an Air/Fuel ratio gauge to prevent running lean due to added airflow.. when it was cold out and i would start my car if i let the clutch out too soon the car would die like there wasnt enough fuel pressure.. and if this is the case i would assume you are losing HP due to the same fact.. not sure if you would need the bigger fuel pump as well .. but on my new hatch i made sure that is installed as well so i will give exact #'s once i get it Dyno'd here within the next month i hope .. this way everyone, myself included can get some kinda guess on what they can expect.. at least from a DX model with bolt on's only and no tune
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