need more CAI info
07-14-2007, 11:50 AM
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need more CAI info
I have used the search and still am not satisfied. I want a CAI without retuning and at this point want to get the (GMS) Granatelli CAI. I have read good things about it and want to see if there are any credible bad things..Or if another NON-TUNE CAI is way better and around the same $.I don't want run my 07 GT too lean......Also would like to know if anyone has any dyno #s of sock to after the GMS CAI non-tune kit. Thanks in advance.
07-14-2007, 12:54 PM
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RE: need more CAI info
ORIGINAL: qbuswell
I have used the search and still am not satisfied. I want a CAI without retuning and at this point want to get the (GMS) Granatelli CAI. I have read good things about it and want to see if there are any credible bad things..Or if another NON-TUNE CAI is way better and around the same $.I don't want run my 07 GT too lean......Also would like to know if anyone has any dyno #s of sock to after the GMS CAI non-tune kit. Thanks in advance.
I have used the search and still am not satisfied. I want a CAI without retuning and at this point want to get the (GMS) Granatelli CAI. I have read good things about it and want to see if there are any credible bad things..Or if another NON-TUNE CAI is way better and around the same $.I don't want run my 07 GT too lean......Also would like to know if anyone has any dyno #s of sock to after the GMS CAI non-tune kit. Thanks in advance.
The Numbers wont be too much different without tuning.
Even with a CAI that does not "require" a tune, the car will run a bit more lean.
It will be safer on your engine to get a tune with a CAI, no matter which one. (more power too)
If you have your heart set on not getting a tune, i wouldnt invest in a CAI. Mabye try a different drop in filter for your stock airbox?
07-14-2007, 01:13 PM
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RE: need more CAI info
While the GMS doesnt require a tune, it has a recalibrated MAF so the tune is not needed. I would say a tuneless cai will give you 12 at the most, but the GMS should get you close to 20....alot more than a tuneless CAI but still possibly 10 short of a tuned CAI.
07-14-2007, 01:13 PM
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RE: need more CAI info
Howarmat just gave you the best advice you are going to get for this topic. Other than that, most that have the Granatelli really like it and there are a few that have had some really bad experiences if you look around a little more.
07-15-2007, 12:24 AM
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09-15-2007, 09:52 PM
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RE: need more CAI info
Hello
I have a 2007 Mustang gt automatic, the mods I have is 4.10 gears ,Sct dyno tuned ,SLP longtube headers,SLP high flow cats, SLP XPipe, Roush axle backs,Classic design Shaker.K&N panel filter.
My rwhp was 263.8.
I wasn't to happy!
I don't think a CAI will help me much! I got all those promisses of how much horse power I will get , and I got about 23.6 rwhp
I have a 2007 Mustang gt automatic, the mods I have is 4.10 gears ,Sct dyno tuned ,SLP longtube headers,SLP high flow cats, SLP XPipe, Roush axle backs,Classic design Shaker.K&N panel filter.
My rwhp was 263.8.
I wasn't to happy!
I don't think a CAI will help me much! I got all those promisses of how much horse power I will get , and I got about 23.6 rwhp