Delete plates
08-22-2007, 06:32 PM
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Delete plates
Ok, so i was thinking about getting delete plates from brenspeed since they will retune for free. which are the best plates to go with, the cast or the billets? they emailed me back and said that the cast they have tested but not the billets. OR should i go with another brand of delete plates altogether? and can i install the delete plates myself. i did my cai by myself? You guys really help with decisions.
08-22-2007, 06:50 PM
#2
RE: Delete plates
the billet are completely pointless unless you like spending 300 on something that you can get for 140 and there are no other delete plates other than the steeda. CAI is easy but the delete plates require alot more....look through Tacobills post on them and you decide if you want to do them yourself.
08-23-2007, 09:20 AM
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RE: Delete plates
ORIGINAL: howarmat
the billet are completely pointless unless you like spending 300 on something that you can get for 140 and there are no other delete plates other than the steeda. CAI is easy but the delete plates require alot more....look through Tacobills post on them and you decide if you want to do them yourself.
the billet are completely pointless unless you like spending 300 on something that you can get for 140 and there are no other delete plates other than the steeda. CAI is easy but the delete plates require alot more....look through Tacobills post on them and you decide if you want to do them yourself.
I plan on doing the install myself, from the looks of it two important parts are making sure NOTHING gets in the heads, and torqueing down the intake properly.
08-23-2007, 10:34 AM
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RE: Delete plates
i would say you'll be fine, doing your own.
the intake manifold bolts are only lightly
torqued down, so they loosen up very easily (this
was a worry of mine).
if taco has a write up on this, then your home free
the intake manifold bolts are only lightly
torqued down, so they loosen up very easily (this
was a worry of mine).
if taco has a write up on this, then your home free
08-23-2007, 02:38 PM
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RE: Delete plates
I too am debating getting DPs...I am not too familiar with what they work best with...can someone with more experience in this category chime in and let me know if delete plates are a good decision for me? Look at my sig for my mods...thanks in advance
08-23-2007, 03:06 PM
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RE: Delete plates
ORIGINAL: 06Saleen3V
I too am debating getting DPs...I am not too familiar with what they work best with...can someone with more experience in this category chime in and let me know if delete plates are a good decision for me? Look at my sig for my mods...thanks in advance
I too am debating getting DPs...I am not too familiar with what they work best with...can someone with more experience in this category chime in and let me know if delete plates are a good decision for me? Look at my sig for my mods...thanks in advance
08-23-2007, 03:10 PM
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RE: Delete plates
ORIGINAL: acascianelli
Are you running stock mufflers? If so, how loud is that O/R H-pipe with the stock mufflers?
ORIGINAL: 06Saleen3V
I too am debating getting DPs...I am not too familiar with what they work best with...can someone with more experience in this category chime in and let me know if delete plates are a good decision for me? Look at my sig for my mods...thanks in advance
I too am debating getting DPs...I am not too familiar with what they work best with...can someone with more experience in this category chime in and let me know if delete plates are a good decision for me? Look at my sig for my mods...thanks in advance