My Take on CMDPs
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RE: My Take on CMDPs
I've had CMDP's for a while now. My other mods are C&L, UDP's, a Custom Exhaust, Aluminum Driveshaft, and just about all of my suspension components changed out. No gear change and i am an Automatic. I did notice a little loss at low endunder part throttle. At WOT it is a beast. Because I had it Dyno tuned at the same time as the CMDP's I can't say if the plates or the tune made the difference, but my WOT is evil. I agree that the "butt dyno" likes CMDP's and the track makes it look like a good deal with a roughly .14sec change in the 1/8th this should be more than a .2sec change in the 1/4 (we don't have a 1/4mile track here) but not bad for under $100 I think
#12
RE: My Take on CMDPs
A lot of FI guys will laugh at a N/A guy saying this but WOT has defiantly become evil. I am amazed by the difference my bolt ons have made. When the car was stock I could go WOT anytime and not even consider the side effects, now I have to treat the car with respect or it will bite me in the *** especially on the 1-2 shift.
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RE: My Take on CMDPs
Before my Cams, Headers, and UDP's I was already beating two different guys with roushchargers at the track.
The whole time i'm just like $6,500 to lose to an NA guy with intake & tune, gears, and a few suspension mods.
-Jeff
The whole time i'm just like $6,500 to lose to an NA guy with intake & tune, gears, and a few suspension mods.
-Jeff
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