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Retune needed for ets licp?

Old Jun 29, 2009 | 06:21 PM
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Retune needed for ets licp?

Hey guys I was just curious when installing a licp (the one I happened to have ordered is the ets v2) do you need to retune? On ets's website they state that you don't need to retune. Also because of the larger inner volume of the new peice does it effect boost levels?

Sorry if this has been covered Ive tried searching evom and google and didn't really find anything.

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Old Jun 29, 2009 | 06:40 PM
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nope just bolt it up...does feel like it spools a little quicker once you do
make sure you clamp it on good i didnt the first time and blew it off
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Old Jun 30, 2009 | 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by localtoys73
nope just bolt it up...does feel like it spools a little quicker once you do
make sure you clamp it on good i didn't the first time and blew it off
So retune needed. But what about boost would it read lower? Id be useing a MBC not ECU controlled boost. I do have the JDM Map sensor though so i am logging boost, just not doing the whole ecu controlled boost.
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Old Jun 30, 2009 | 11:41 AM
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just bolt it on, its not needed. to see best gains retune is better.
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Old Jun 30, 2009 | 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Silver06evo9mr
just bolt it on, its not needed. to see best gains retune is better.
Im a little unclear as to what you mean is not needed? The tune, boost resetting, or the LICP itself? Because you then say retune later for best results? could you be a little more specific?

Also I was under the impression that the stock LCIP is just a huge restriction and swapping it out for a quality piece is a great way to pick up some extra power? no?

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Old Jun 30, 2009 | 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by ethan169
Im a little unclear as to what you mean is not needed? The tune, boost resetting, or the LICP itself? Because you then say retune later for best results? could you be a little more specific?

Also I was under the impression that the stock LCIP is just a huge restriction and swapping it out for a quality piece is a great way to pick up some extra power? no?

Thanks guys

-Ethan
He's saying that a retune is "not" needed, but you'll get a few more ponys out of the LICP if you do get it retuned. Either way you should see a gain and not have any drivability issues.
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Old Jun 30, 2009 | 02:09 PM
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Good to know. I just installed mine! Love it
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Old Jul 2, 2009 | 11:19 AM
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Can't go wrong! Just install it and enjoy, you can always get more power from tuning, but it will be minor. I would wait tell you have a few more mods and get a tune.

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Michael
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