Basically, for those in the know, how much did you average spending per HP?
From what I've seen it appears that box stock is around 40 HP/37'lb.
I see a dyno sheet claiming 48/44 w/combo platter.
EHS offers a package for $875 and @ C-note per pony that's a real good average I would think.
Well under a grand for 20% boost.
I'm not familiar w/their efi or how it stacks up against a PC.
I know the PC-V is expensive, don't know if it's available for the XX, while being able to switch between two maps, on the fly, and program from a laptop would justify some additional expense.
Does anyone make a full pipe that isn't loud?
I'm more interested in the torque values. Seeing how you need back pressure, for low-end, mid-range grunt, wouldn't it stand to reason that you could accomplish that w/quiet can?
Or, is this one of those mythical fairy tales where I'm wishing in one hand and taking a dump in the other to determine which will fill the fastest?
From what I've seen it appears that box stock is around 40 HP/37'lb.
I see a dyno sheet claiming 48/44 w/combo platter.
EHS offers a package for $875 and @ C-note per pony that's a real good average I would think.
Well under a grand for 20% boost.
I'm not familiar w/their efi or how it stacks up against a PC.
I know the PC-V is expensive, don't know if it's available for the XX, while being able to switch between two maps, on the fly, and program from a laptop would justify some additional expense.
Does anyone make a full pipe that isn't loud?
I'm more interested in the torque values. Seeing how you need back pressure, for low-end, mid-range grunt, wouldn't it stand to reason that you could accomplish that w/quiet can?
Or, is this one of those mythical fairy tales where I'm wishing in one hand and taking a dump in the other to determine which will fill the fastest?