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Old 11-08-2015, 05:29 PM
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Hello I just wondering how much power do you think my car will put down with a custom dyno tune with these mods:

BBK 1 5/8” Chrome Long Tube Headers
BBK 2 ¾” Off Road X-pipe
Pypes 409 Stainless Violator Mufflers with 3.5” Polished Tips
Steeda Underdrive Pulleys
FFRP Intake Manifold
FFRP Cams
JLT Series 3 CAI

Looking to purchasing these mods, but do any of you of any suggestion? I really want to keep it NA. Help would be appreciated.
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Old 11-09-2015, 07:11 AM
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Sorry I can't help, but if you post this question in the 2005-2014 section, you'll get alot more responses. Just a busier section. Good luck
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Old 11-09-2015, 09:35 AM
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exhaust, pullys, and ca1 will most likely gain you 15-20 hp at best, most being gained from the exhaust

the cams/tune will be the big gain maker, but not sure on the numbers, but i would guess around 50hp. maybe somebody else has some numbers they can post from a real world test.
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Old 11-09-2015, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by jwog666
exhaust, pullys, and ca1 will most likely gain you 15-20 hp at best, most being gained from the exhaust

the cams/tune will be the big gain maker, but not sure on the numbers, but i would guess around 50hp. maybe somebody else has some numbers they can post from a real world test.
Jwogg I agree with you but da** that's a lot of money spent for only 50 HP or so.

Greg, I understand you want to keep her NA but with the money you plan on spending, I would seriously consider FI.
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Old 11-09-2015, 08:08 PM
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http://www.brenspeed.com/cj519.html

this was posted in another thread, they are claiming 519 at the crank, but i suspect that the low end loss will be large as the power they gain from these mods are all top end. for a real flat torque curve that has usable torque throughout the whole powerband, a supercharger cant be beat. thats why they shine on the street.
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Old 11-09-2015, 09:32 PM
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Originally Posted by jwog666
http://www.brenspeed.com/cj519.html

this was posted in another thread, they are claiming 519 at the crank, but i suspect that the low end loss will be large as the power they gain from these mods are all top end. for a real flat torque curve that has usable torque throughout the whole powerband, a supercharger cant be beat. thats why they shine on the street.

519????? u mean 419? this is a 3v not a 5.0 hahahah. it has 68000 miles and im really looking to keep this as reliable as possible its my DD thats why I dont want to supercharge it.
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Old 11-09-2015, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Greg251
519????? u mean 419? this is a 3v not a 5.0 hahahah. it has 68000 miles and im really looking to keep this as reliable as possible its my DD thats why I dont want to supercharge it.
lol, oops read that too fast thought you had an 11

boost is nothing to fear as long as its done correctly, i didnt install my blower till i hit 72k miles, and its going strong with zero issues. all you have to do is a little research, find the safe limit, and then dont cross that line in the sand so to speak.
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Old 11-10-2015, 07:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Greg251
519????? u mean 419? this is a 3v not a 5.0 hahahah. it has 68000 miles and im really looking to keep this as reliable as possible its my DD thats why I dont want to supercharge it.
Alot of guys on here and other forums use there cars as a daily driver and are boosted. This is one of those things you say after you did something "damn I wished I'd listened to those guys". Don't get me wrong the mods you listed will be a nice jump in sound and performance but man comparing 50 HP to 125+ HP is a huge difference.
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Those mods, maybe rear wheel of 360
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Greg. My 2010 GT is a daily driver and it's supercharged. Only other mod I have done so far is an off road X-Pipe. 420 to the wheel.
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