Could the edelbrock victor jr intake hurt performance on a stock bottom end FI car?
09-07-2011, 07:36 PM
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You can run the MMR adaptor plate, I had a buddy do that and he didnt gain any hp...his tuner said that there isnt enough volume...if you put tons of spacers under it that would help but you need a high style plenum such as the 6061.
Sorry if I was confusing earlier, I dont think you need a tune at all...but for absolute best gains you should get one
And yes you can use stock fuel lines, as cp said just delete your EGR...everything else bolts up as it would stock
Sorry if I was confusing earlier, I dont think you need a tune at all...but for absolute best gains you should get one
And yes you can use stock fuel lines, as cp said just delete your EGR...everything else bolts up as it would stock
09-07-2011, 09:56 PM
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You can run the MMR adaptor plate, I had a buddy do that and he didnt gain any hp...his tuner said that there isnt enough volume...if you put tons of spacers under it that would help but you need a high style plenum such as the 6061.
Sorry if I was confusing earlier, I dont think you need a tune at all...but for absolute best gains you should get one
And yes you can use stock fuel lines, as cp said just delete your EGR...everything else bolts up as it would stock
Sorry if I was confusing earlier, I dont think you need a tune at all...but for absolute best gains you should get one
And yes you can use stock fuel lines, as cp said just delete your EGR...everything else bolts up as it would stock
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