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Not to beat a dead horse, but where can I go to get more information on this? I am literally two seconds away from buying an Airaid CAI/Bama tune combo from AM.com and happened to come across this thread.
Not to beat a dead horse, but where can I go to get more information on this? I am literally two seconds away from buying an Airaid CAI/Bama tune combo from AM.com and happened to come across this thread.
Do you want lame testing results on a dyno with the hood open and a fan blowing on the motor or real world results at the track where there were no measurable gains?
Not to beat a dead horse, but where can I go to get more information on this? I am literally two seconds away from buying an Airaid CAI/Bama tune combo from AM.com and happened to come across this thread.
The ultimate point of my thread was to inquire if people thought my car was down on power as a whole; not if the CAI was yielding any more whp. If you do a quick search, you'll find that there numerous arguments for and against the CAI. In my opinion, it boils down to if you're comfortable with spending the money.
That being said, I'd appreciate it if fellow posters not turn this thread into a CAI debate.
"Sidenote: I'm not completely sure they dyno'd the car in 5th gear; but I don't think that'd be the cause for such a low hp number."
...actually..it could. If you are concerned, run it on the dyno again and make sure they do it in 5th. There was a 10hp difference when I ran mine the first time. Ran it again in 5th and got 389 (stock). There also seems to be a pretty wide range these cars are running stock.