Ok, i've been reading about the piggy back from RRM for like an hour now lol andi just wanted to clarify a few stuff up. Do i need to buy the wideband and software right away, and hook all that goodness up? or can i just run the RRM tune on there for a while ( stock engine). I'm also planning on installing a short ram intake, and RRM crank pulley. I know piggy back is good for noobs and lightely modded engines. I just dont wanna fish out the money for the piggy back, SRI, and crank pulley, then shell out additional money for a wideband and software. If that is the case i will hold out on the piggy back for a while. I dont think i will be heavily modding my car. Just the basics, headers and exhaust eventually, upgraded clutch when it goes out on me. etc etc.


I know i ramble alot ..........so clarifying my question. Do i need to buy a wideband and the software right when the piggy back is installed, or can i hold out on it.

 

nah you don't really need that stuff unless you're going for serious tuning. If you just got an intake and pulley it will be fine with the pre-tune.

 

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh not to be mean but you have a header, not headerS. but noh ur fine the way u have it unless you go towards the heavy moding. that pretty much the only engine mods i have, header intake and exhaust

 

PIggyback is PRE TUNED> No need for a wideband. IT will work fine from stock to basic N/A mods. AS for Wideband etc... No need unless you feel you want to custom tune later.

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