Boost Power on 2023

[scregan]

Did some searching and didn't find anything.
Is there a way (non blower) to increase HP/Torque on a 2023 GT with PP1 and still maintain warranty?

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[steathv]

Put a 2021 lid on the air box and a K&N or Green air filter.

 

[Cory S]

Throw a 75hp dry shot on it. Take it off if you need to bring the car in.

 

[AZ18yote]

Pull carbon trap from intake to regain the 10hp lost. Or swap to the older MY lid as suggested. Either should reclaim those few lost hp.

That said, if you opt for any actual mods the warranty would not be voided but they can attempt to deny a claim for warranty work if they contribute whatever issue to said mods.

I always use an obvious example like tuning for e85 but needing something like your AC replaced wouldn't be affected.

 

[Duston@Lethal]

No, but instead of adding horsepower, consider decreasing weight. Bumper Support, lightweight catback, lighter wheels. You can pretty easily shave 70-100lbs total depending on what wheels you go with. Then you can get the suspension dialed in depending on what you're doing and save another 10-15lbs easily. The best part is that once you're out of warranty, they can all be used as supporting mods. Check out the "what things weigh" thread out for more ways to drop weight.

 

[Andrew@Lethal]

Did some searching and didn't find anything.
Is there a way (non blower) to increase HP/Torque on a 2023 GT with PP1 and still maintain warranty?

I would consult with your dealer and see if they are mod friendly. You can go aftermarket but the dealer will need to approve and install the mods themselves. Feel free to send me a message or give me a call and we can discuss mods and power goals. 1.561.753.8105 ext 211

 

[NGOT8R]

How much more power are you looking to make?

 

[HKusp]

10HP doesn't show up on a street driven car with street tires. It will hardly show up on a full track car.

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