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Originally posted by FatMan View PostYou'll need a tune to get the full potential from your mod's
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https://www.autoanything.com/perform...0A6A134A1.aspx
I'm not recommending this place, I Goodled tuner for ford thunderbird, this was one that came up.
I have a SCTx4. I'm sure other's will have valuable advice, and information to ad.No matter where you go, there you are!
If I'm not here, I'll be somewhere else !
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Originally posted by Mujiir View Post
I was under the impression that the system reset itself to the correct fuel/air mixture over time as it ran. Or are you referring to using a "tuner" to reset the computer to maximize potential performance? I have no experience with this type of magic, as all my previous 'cool' cars had either SU side draft or 4 bbl carbs with no such electronic wizardry. I happily await further advice on the needed "tune". Thanks in advance for any and all recommendations.
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The tuner is more for the addition of a CAI, it will allow you to run 93 octane. The tuner I have has a built-in tune for the K&N CAI., allowing your motor to run more efficiently.No matter where you go, there you are!
If I'm not here, I'll be somewhere else !
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Originally posted by FatMan View PostThe tuner is more for the addition of a CAI, it will allow you to run 93 octane. The tuner I have has a built-in tune for the K&N CAI., allowing your motor to run more efficiently.
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I have a Borla, It's the only cat-back out there, a K&N CAI, and a SCT tuner, ( set for the K&N CAI & 93 octane fuel). You can have a custom tunes down loaded to your device, then the car.
Without having the car "Dino'ed" before and after the mod's it's hard to give an accurate HP reading, BUT my Butt Dino reads around 10-15 + or - 20 HP.
So---Yha !No matter where you go, there you are!
If I'm not here, I'll be somewhere else !
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All-righty-then... I installed the Borla system today. Not so hard to do yourself, if you can get back up off the floor after the ordeal. Went for a short test drive of 10 / 15 miles. Nice throaty sound so far. With the K&N CAI, and the pipes I added it defiantly tachs up quicker on the on-ramp to I-30. Right up to 90mph pretty durned fast. I like it! Add me to the Borla club list list!Attached Files
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Rusty 2005 Silver. K&N CAI also added. It feels and sounds faster but who knows if it really is. If I wanted a truly fast sports car I would have bought something else. My wife doesn’t like the sound so I have kept the original pipes to reinstall if necessary. She has a Tesla S and boy is it fast and quiet.Last edited by Yulee; Dec 12, 2019, 12:10 PM.
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Just installed Borlas on my AZ Yellow Bird. I did notice there was a little change (I believe) in that the exhaust tips are not perfectly round. These are a little oval shaped. Spence, you can add me to the list again.
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Well... I thought about the 'tuner' thing for my fathers day present. But it sounds like the EPA has taken the teeth out of the system. I spent several hours reading so many happy/unhappy reports online, that I fine myself even more confused than before. It seems like the best thing these things do is to eliminate 'shift lag', and firm up the shift points a little. Is it worth $400? Not to me.
That said, I really do love the K&N CAI, and the Borla pipes. There was a real improvement from these additions. And it sounds AWESOME!
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