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06GTWhiteHorse

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Does anyone have any info on this company? I am not sure if I am spelling this correct... Tecko ... A friend a work tells me he has "the hook up" with the company. Said they would put a cai and tune it for me... I don't know about them. Any advice or help would be great.

 

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o0Dan0o

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Maybe Techco? TECHCO International - Mustang Performance Parts Solid company from everything I've heard.
Dan

 

anthony05gt

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Techco is a new company with a lot of former Saleen employees. They are set up with a complete machine shop and manufacturing facility with a lot of brain power and nice looking products including the new Techco supercharger system which they make themselves. I know this system looks like the best kit out there.

 

06GTWhiteHorse

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Does anyone here have the techco cai on there S197? Any feedback would be great.

 

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The Techco intake's maf tube is 100mm which is way too big for a car without aggressive mods like cams, longtubes, heads, etc. Get the C&L Racer if you want something for just bolt ons like UDPs, CMCVs, exhaust, etc. This is only my opinion though.

 

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Really? I new things were too good to be true! They were going to give me the intake for free and install it. All I have to pay for is the tune... And they were going to dyno it!!!! Nasty, do you think it would be a bad idea to do it without the other mods? My 06 is pretty stock except for Flowmaster axleback.

 

NastyStang113

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If it's free, let them do it.

 

06GTWhiteHorse

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With the maf tube being too big.. Is there a chance that I could hurt the engine? I am new to this and would like to do it the right way. Thanks for the help.

 

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No, it won't hurt the engine. Jump all over it, let them do it, get them to dyno tune the car. I bet it'll put out good power and you'll be happy. Did they want to dyno tune the car?

 

06GTWhiteHorse

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Yea. They are having some openhouse thing in two weeks. They said they wouldlike to detail my car and show the intake off.... I am stoked! Just hope my friend here at work is not trying to look cool! And no we talked about this before April fools day! I am pretty sure they are going to dyno tune it.

 

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You can't go wrong with a free CAI and dyno tune.

It even changed NastyStang's opinion in a hurry.

 

NastyStang113

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Steel Horse said:

You can't go wrong with a free CAI and dyno tune.

It even changed NastyStang's opinion in a hurry.

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No kidding. Freebies are the **** !!

 

06GTWhiteHorse

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Thanks Nasty! I will post some pics and stats after they are done.

 

darien87

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Screw you, you lucky SOB.

 

anthony05gt

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I don't think you have to worry. The Techco guys are some of the best in the business.

 

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SO STOKED!!!!!