Vinno
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Hi Guys I am following this thread with some interest although I won't be tuning my car until after the warranty period unless Ford itself starts to offer something along these lines.
One thing I am noticing that may have been discussed previously is that many of the tuning video's by tuning shops always do their tests with the bonnet open. I would think the figures are not real world as we all drive on the road with the bonnet closed and the air flow figures they calibrate to would be different. I know this is not 100% on topic as this is US versus Aus tuners but with open top CAI's they would be gaining any easier air path and less heat buildup with the open bonnet affects the intake tubes less.
It does however lead to the point that it may be better to stick with a local tuner to get a more accurate end result.
One thing I am noticing that may have been discussed previously is that many of the tuning video's by tuning shops always do their tests with the bonnet open. I would think the figures are not real world as we all drive on the road with the bonnet closed and the air flow figures they calibrate to would be different. I know this is not 100% on topic as this is US versus Aus tuners but with open top CAI's they would be gaining any easier air path and less heat buildup with the open bonnet affects the intake tubes less.
It does however lead to the point that it may be better to stick with a local tuner to get a more accurate end result.
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