Cold air intake w/o programmer
#1
Cold air intake w/o programmer
Hey guys
I talked to someone the other day that told me my 09 GT wouldn't run right if I got an intake without a programmer. Has anyone done this and could you let me know how things worked out. Thanks
I talked to someone the other day that told me my 09 GT wouldn't run right if I got an intake without a programmer. Has anyone done this and could you let me know how things worked out. Thanks
#3
Not sure why it wouldn't run right, or why it's any different than that earlier years. I would check the websites of manufacturers who sell the ones that do not require a tune.
when I first bought my K&N I didn't have a tune. there was a small increase and I was happy with it. About a year later I bought the SCT and wow what a difference. !
when I first bought my K&N I didn't have a tune. there was a small increase and I was happy with it. About a year later I bought the SCT and wow what a difference. !
#4
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A stand-alone, no-tune-required CAI SHOULD run fine on your '09 except that there are the few that have reported throwing a CEL for running lean. In other words, the PCM couldn't adjust enough for the additional air. Running lean can eventually cause severe engine damage. But even if it doesn't throw a code, you're not getting the benefit w/o a tune. A stand-alone CAI might net you 4-6 RWHP or so.
A tune required CAI and a tune (CAI & tune combo) from one of the better tuners (tune writers) will net you 15-25 or more RWHP. Even the custom 87 tune kicks major azz over the stock 87 tune.
A tune required CAI and a tune (CAI & tune combo) from one of the better tuners (tune writers) will net you 15-25 or more RWHP. Even the custom 87 tune kicks major azz over the stock 87 tune.
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