New Steeda CAI and tune

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ghedeup123

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Fitted a new Steeda cold air intake with the high flow elbow and tuned the car using the SCT 2 with the Steeda custom 93 octane tune.

Took it out for a quick drive and wow, this has really woken the car up. One thing I did notice though, I need new suspension. On take off I can feel the rear end hunker down and it feels soft. More money, and I haven't really started yet

For now though definitely a satisfied customer.

Colin



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steedman07

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Cool, same one I had..+1 on getting some suspension upgrades, it will make a difference..See if you can get to a dyno and find out rwhp and air/fuel ratio..

 

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Agreed!! We're limited to 91 octane here, but the Steeda CAI (X3 tune) made a huge improvement ... as did the springs ... and the sway bars.

Now it drives more like a sports car.

 

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ghedeup123

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Took it out again tonight for a drive. My electric fan stays on the whole time. I'll have to look into this.

Colin

 

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ghedeup123

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Just found out it's in the tune. I need to call Steeda and find out how to adjust it. No need for it to be running all the time.

Colin

 

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Colin, congrats on your new Steeda CAI. As I'm sure you'll enjoy many great years, just as I've had with my Bamachips 93 race program, and Steeda CAI



Rocky

 

red05bullitgt

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ghedeup123 said:

Just found out it's in the tune. I need to call Steeda and find out how to adjust it. No need for it to be running all the time.

Colin

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Colin, when you contact Steeda. Ask to speak with Gus, he'll walk you through step by step to properly adjust your fan settings.

 

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ghedeup123

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Thanks. I got it straightened out with them this morning. Appreciate the replies.

Colin