Will a high flow air filter + a new turbo inlet require a tune?
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Not really. Purchase away!Originally Posted by haxr303
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You're not going to see any performance gains from those parts..
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everyone says that you can do an intake and not tune it and be ok, obviously a tune will net you the most power increase, so i threw my agency power short ram intake with a freshly cleaned and oiled K&N filter in the other day and took it for a drive, well its nice and loud and thats awesome, but i shortly after install was driving and threw a p0171 short term fuel trim too lean, cleared the code and drove like a little old lady for a few days and never threw a code, so i decided to boost it a little again and boom threw a lean code again, so id say definately get a tune, A so the car runs correctly and B to get the most power out of your mods,
I just threw on a cobb AP and slapped on the stage 1 ACN91 + CHFF OTS tune. Seeing knock on the Ap at 5.5k+ RPMS. Been told it's koo and my engine won't explode. Besides the the filter and turbo inlet I have an AMS UICP, getting an ETS v2 quiet soon. It's all i can afford for now xD.



