Danno-Question about stealth MAP
04-01-2004, 10:31 AM
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Danno-Question about stealth MAP
In another thread you mentionned something about one of your customers running a very stealthy MAP setup. Here is the thread
Can you give me some more details? Any Pics?
Right now I have a K&N cone air filter hooked up to the factory AFM lying in front of the engine. Thus, it's sucking up quite a bit of hot air. To reduce the air temperature, I would really like to go back to the stock look with the factory airbox and snorkel but I would still like to up the HP's some. Any suggestions?
Can you give me some more details? Any Pics?
Right now I have a K&N cone air filter hooked up to the factory AFM lying in front of the engine. Thus, it's sucking up quite a bit of hot air. To reduce the air temperature, I would really like to go back to the stock look with the factory airbox and snorkel but I would still like to up the HP's some. Any suggestions?
04-01-2004, 06:33 PM
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I currently have this setup. It does look very factory if you don't know what you are looking for. I'll also vouch for a noticeable increase in power and smoothness once it starts moving. The only drawback is a slight hesitation if you try to come off idle too quickly. You won't notice it much once you tune everything.
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04-01-2004, 10:20 PM
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Originally posted by JustinL
I currently have this setup. It does look very factory if you don't know what you are looking for. I'll also vouch for a noticeable increase in power and smoothness once it starts moving. The only drawback is a slight hesitation if you try to come off idle too quickly. You won't notice it much once you tune everything.
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I currently have this setup. It does look very factory if you don't know what you are looking for. I'll also vouch for a noticeable increase in power and smoothness once it starts moving. The only drawback is a slight hesitation if you try to come off idle too quickly. You won't notice it much once you tune everything.
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04-02-2004, 03:28 AM
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No my car gets driven in almost every month as long as it's not stupidly cold or icy out. I don't commute with it, but just go for a nice drive on weekends if weather permits. It's a catch 22 though... because in the really cold weather I make more power, but traction becomes a serious issue. No matter now, it's really warming up; we had a +24°C day this week.
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04-02-2004, 06:58 PM
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Originally posted by JustinL
No my car gets driven in almost every month as long as it's not stupidly cold or icy out. I don't commute with it, but just go for a nice drive on weekends if weather permits. It's a catch 22 though... because in the really cold weather I make more power, but traction becomes a serious issue. No matter now, it's really warming up; we had a +24°C day this week.
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No my car gets driven in almost every month as long as it's not stupidly cold or icy out. I don't commute with it, but just go for a nice drive on weekends if weather permits. It's a catch 22 though... because in the really cold weather I make more power, but traction becomes a serious issue. No matter now, it's really warming up; we had a +24°C day this week.
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