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97RSDec-26-01 10:45 AM
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#10818, "Question"


          

What kind of gains can i expect from an AEM cold air intake,headers,gst exhaust,and afx UDP. Also what is the best wayto improve low end torque. I dont really wanna turbo my car so that is probably out of the question, at least for now.

  

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tim97rsDec-26-01 10:54 AM
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#10819, "RE: Question"
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>What kind of gains can i expect from an AEM cold air
>intake,headers,gst exhaust,and afx UDP. Also what is the
>best wayto improve low end torque. I dont really wanna turbo
>my car so that is probably out of the question, at least for
>now.

MT or AT?
AEM - 5-10hp
headers - depends on if 4-1 or 4-2-1 design, maybe about 5hp or so
GS-T exhaust - about 10hp
AFX UDP - maybe 10-12hp

get the 55mm TB also.


anyone correct my estimates if im way off base here.
hope this helps


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97RSDec-26-01 11:03 AM
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#10820, "RE: Question"
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Oh yeah its an AT.

  

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97RSDec-26-01 11:04 AM
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#10821, "RE: Question"
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that's all at the crank right? not to the wheels.

  

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ModeratoreclipzGSTDec-26-01 05:50 PM
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#10822, "RE: Question"
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Header and exaust on a A/T will actually decrease low end torque and spread it out through the rpm range.
Lose low end - gain mid-high.
Torque converter would be best bet for low end on an A/T.
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TeamMichael_97RSDec-28-01 12:06 AM
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#10823, "RE: Question"
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How much do you polan on doing to the car? A lot of mods or just a few for a little extra power?

Do the basic bolt ons. intake, exhaust, 55mm TB, UDP, some porting/polishing, header. And then if you really want to start spending the money, we can go farther.

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