First time using Virtual Dyno
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First time using Virtual Dyno
I just did a quick run on the interstate, seems about on par with the last Dynojet Dyno I was on, torque is down a bit though.
Mods:
ETS 4" I/C
Akuma Intake and I/C piping
Akuma OTS map
AMS D/P
CNT 3" Exhaust
Megan Test Pipe
Mods:
ETS 4" I/C
Akuma Intake and I/C piping
Akuma OTS map
AMS D/P
CNT 3" Exhaust
Megan Test Pipe
the only cheap bolt ons he has are the test pipe and exhaust, and when it comes to that a pipe is a pipe, only thing is the muffler but its so far back that it doesn't make much of a difference even if it is complete crap.
how it will hold up over time is a different matter... (not saying it won't, just saying it might not)
how it will hold up over time is a different matter... (not saying it won't, just saying it might not)
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Didn't know Akuma, AMS, and ETS constitute as cheap parts? News to me, because the AMS D/P sure wasn't.

Way to go for looking like a complete fool and proving yourself as a complete waste of good oxygen.

As far as holding up:
Megan test pipe (40k+ miles)
CNT Exhaust (30k+ miles)
No rust, no problems, and still sounds good.
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I say "tune" because it's, from my understanding, a Cobb OTS stage 2 tune with the maf settings set for the Akuma intake.
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