ordered my SCT tuner from brenspeed today
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Be sure to do some aggressive driving (a.k.a, WOT) just before you load the new tune, then repeat the same trip. It's best to have a fresh feel for the car being stock when you head out to feel the new power.
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I'm very curious as to how just the tune w/o the CAI works out on your 2010. I was contemplating the CAI/Tune combo, however, I'm not sure I want to do any engine mod right now with the car beiing so new. Also don't want the hassle of having to switch out the intake if I have to take the car in for any warranty service as well as concerns about issues with state mandated emmisions checks on annual inspection.
Keep us posted.
Keep us posted.
#15
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I'm very curious as to how just the tune w/o the CAI works out on your 2010. I was contemplating the CAI/Tune combo, however, I'm not sure I want to do any engine mod right now with the car beiing so new. Also don't want the hassle of having to switch out the intake if I have to take the car in for any warranty service as well as concerns about issues with state mandated emmisions checks on annual inspection.
Keep us posted.
Keep us posted.
The CAI & tune on the '10 doesn't provide as much of an increase as compared to the 05-09's for 2 reasons:
- The stock tune on the '10 is basically a "tweaked" 05-09 stock tune, same as that on the Bullitt. The custom tune will still provide some gains on a '10 but not as much percentage wise over stock as occurs on an '05-'07.
- The stock intake on the '10 pulls a bit more air than that on the '05-'09's. A CAI & custom tune on the '10 has a little less EXTRA air to work with than a CAI & tune on a '05-'09 which again results in a smaller percentage of gain over stock.
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