I'm confident my car will still run 12s in hotter weather.Ah, yes... "Boost weather"
At 102*f with 140*f inlet temps I'm limited to 13.97 with the stock FMIC and 93 octane.
That's impressive mate. With Six Sigma Tuning was it a dyno session to achieve those results or just datalogging/remote tuning. Just asking because their website doesn't mention Cobb AP tuning unless I'm completely blind.16 A/T Premium - ETS fmic, Green drop-in filter, NGK plugs, 93 Cobb tune by Kevin Jewer of Six Sigma Tuning. No other mods, full weight and stock all-season tires. 12.64 @ 109! :ford:
Thanks! The tuning was done remotely via datalogging/remote tuning. I'm not sure specifically what's on their site but Kevin tunes ALL types of cars! I believe the best way to get in contact with him is via Facebook.That's impressive mate. With Six Sigma Tuning was it a dyno session to achieve those results or just datalogging/remote tuning. Just asking because their website doesn't mention Cobb AP tuning unless I'm completely blind.
I don't think there would be a big difference between the two filters.Sorry OT a little - would there be much difference between K&N and Greens filter - I am looking at buying one to go with my Cobb V3 Stage 1 tune but havent decided on which.