Help - CAI and Tune - or Just a Tune?
#21
http://www.svtperformance.com/forums...e-install.html
#22
Not true. Airaid was tested with no tune and did pick up 9rwhp/8rwtq
http://www.svtperformance.com/forums...e-install.html
http://www.svtperformance.com/forums...e-install.html
#23
10whp=.1 ET. Who has done this back to back test at the dragstrip? did he correct for DA changes? does he run so consistently that he wont see a .1 slower/faster ET? was his tune setup for it? generally on the 2011+ mustangs you can run an aftermarket CAI without tuning for it, but it will run lean and you can get a trouble code if you run it hard, but not always. So who knows if any fuel trims were adjusted or not for running with the CAI.
Last edited by Mishri; 07-02-2012 at 05:25 PM.
#24
Yeah it seems that the CAI shows on the dyno, but is within margins on the track. I guess it depends on your goals then. I am happy with my Steeda, it sounds badass which increases my driving enjoyment, therefore, was worth the money to me.
#27
As someone with a new pony, I LOVE this thread. The stock airbox on my 2013 is labeled "cold air induction" which I took to be the same as the aftermarket cold air intake systems. The only difference I can see is that the stock box has a cover of its own as opposed to using the hood to finish off the aftermarket "box" setup.
I opted for a BAMACHIP's tune, K&N drop-in filter, and Flowmaster American Thunder Classic axle-back (which arguably is only for the noise factor) and I feel a lot better about the way I went.
All that said, I look forward to more posts/opinions in this thread!
I opted for a BAMACHIP's tune, K&N drop-in filter, and Flowmaster American Thunder Classic axle-back (which arguably is only for the noise factor) and I feel a lot better about the way I went.
All that said, I look forward to more posts/opinions in this thread!
#28
I'm probably going to just do the same with mine. So far I only have the American Thunder exhaust. As soon as I close on my house I'll be able to do the tune and add LT headers. I think I'll leave it alone after that.
#30
Yeah agreed. The CAIs do account for a bit of a gain, but its the sound that made it worth it to me. The car sounds like an animal with that Steeda on there. That increases my driving enjoyment, and as such, was worth the extra money.