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i am looking to put a dyno tune on my car after an intake and exhaust (when i decide on something) and am looking for any recommendations? i live in baton rouge but when that time comes, i have no problem making the short trip to NO, lafayette, etc.
any recommendations?
any recommendations?
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honestly, i dont know.....i'm new to these cars and how they respond to modifications. when i did an intake, u/d pulley, and exhaust on my mustang i got about 15-20rwhp/rwtq and then about another 15rwhp/20rwtq with a tune. so i'm guessing about the same from this car would be nice with a good tune
so i'm guessing they aren't that great lol
so i'm guessing they aren't that great lol
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I'm getting my Z tuned this Summer. I was quoted about 700 and was told I could expect 15-20hp with the few mods I had: Fujita SR, UD pulleys, Kinetix SSV, MR headers, Kinetix hfc, Stillen y pipe, MR Drift Spec exhaust and JWT clutch/flywheel.
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honestly, i dont know.....i'm new to these cars and how they respond to modifications. when i did an intake, u/d pulley, and exhaust on my mustang i got about 15-20rwhp/rwtq and then about another 15rwhp/20rwtq with a tune. so i'm guessing about the same from this car would be nice with a good tune
so i'm guessing they aren't that great lol
so i'm guessing they aren't that great lol
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-Oh and if i remember correctly doesnt the kinetix ssv actually cause a loss in power?
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The butt meter didn't register a loss or gain, but yes and no.
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- The SSV had heat issues, which could be linked to power loss, but I think they redesigned it.
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