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| Senior Member 3,000rpm (Grandma Drag) Join Date: Sep 2007
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Location: Auckland | Re: Performance gain from headers and intake? I'm interested to know if tuning a/f ratio after changing header and exhaust would make any difference at all?
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Location: Pukekohe | Re: Performance gain from headers and intake? Quote:
Yeah it definetly makes a difference. Some people see as much as 10kw depending on whats done. There are gains to be had with a/f or any tuning after any new mod done to an engine .No tune no life...
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| Senior Member 6,000rpm (Max Torque) | Re: Performance gain from headers and intake? agreed, i found that my ITR ran extremely rich once i got more free flowing exhaust and headers... exhaust gasses get out faster so more feul gets in.... but i didnt get around to a good tune ![]() |
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Location: Pukekohe | Re: Performance gain from headers and intake? Quote:
Sound a little louder and from all the B series engines i've seen done, sounds better too. Nothing drastic, chances are only you will notice as the person who drives the car everyday etc.
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Location: Auckland | Re: Performance gain from headers and intake? I decided to be environmental friendly and kept the cat...and yes I know it sounds stupid.
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Location: Tauranga | Re: Performance gain from headers and intake? I should post things up like this in a post of its own but i will say this On the dyno you can have the AFR at 13:1 and make say 130kw then you make it 14:1 and make the EXACT SAME POWER EVERYWHERE then try 12.5:1 and SAME POWER Look at AFR as a way of keeping the motor happy, cool running and free from knock if it gets too hot (from lean like over 13.5:1) also keeping plugs from fouling and using too much gas. as for power gains though, hmmm nah not in my experience (to a degree of course) main reason I think the whole power from tuning fuel has come about is from piggy backs that adjust fuel by tricking the map sensor. This in turn also makes the ecu run different ignition timing. the secret...... power is ALWAYS in ignition timing provided your AFR is at a safe level. Info for the day ![]() |
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| Senior Member 6,000rpm (Max Torque) Join Date: Nov 2005
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Location: Howick | Re: Performance gain from headers and intake? after buying an intake, getting a test pipe is the most cost effective power you will gain
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Location: Pukekohe | Re: Performance gain from headers and intake? Cheapest way is to just gut the inside yourself and then give the insides to your local scrap metal merchant for $40 generally. A couple of horse power and $40 has got to be the best thing ever lol .Put that money towards another free style basic mod. Buy a hondata style intake gasket and do the coolant bypass trick. There is a couple of horse power to be gained there as well .
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