I'm sure if you averaged out the gains across the band from the cat back you'd probably see an average gain of around 15 rwhp or more , max hp went up about average for a cat back with these cars which are choked to hell from the factory with the resonator which crimps the pipe to 2 inch inside...
Major fail here... this info wasn't from me it was from someone who worked for ford.. you cannot tell at the dealership it was tuned. Also the MM act does apply to tunes too because if your radio brakes or electrical fails they can't deny warranty on anything of that sort. They can't even deny...
100% the dealer cannot tell if it was tuned , if the motor blew from nitrous or no oil in it which would probably be the only 2 ways to blow the motor / minus letting a beginner tune your car then the dealer may take out your ECU and send it to Michigan to have it read at ford headquarters. The...
Cat back exhaust 83 miles on odometer, steeda no tune intake 475 miles on odometer. Dyno tune 1,100 miles on odometer..... gt350 manifold, 47 lb injectors and another tune for e85 2250 miles. Go for it man ,these motors are really strong and durable youd know by 1000 miles if anothing was bad...
Stock intake manifold and minor stuff , just get a e85 tune no need for injectors. Aftermarket intake manifold 47lb injectors. Trust me the E85 is worth it. Even in bolt on form I'm getting plenty more power just for changing fuels, especially torque
Hey man where in westchester are you ? On 93 octane you should be seeing 26 or 27... gas quality will be the reason it is high or low.. why it's arguable that bad gas isn't a myth it is true
None ,zip zero , drives better then my stock TB With my lund flex fuel tune. Just ask for their Pedalmaps which make throttle response faster and quicker and it gets rid of any low rpm odd feel it may give you
PMAS ntake... sold my steeda intake for the pmas cause the gains and drive ability were noticeable.. when you have a different intake manifold pmas is the way to go