keep it stock
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Future Texas Boy
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From: SoCal Redneck
keep it stock
after dyno`ing over 30 s2k`s, I`ve come to the conclusion that you guys should just keep`em stock unless you wanna boost 
. Almost all the aftermarket products I`ve seen have not gained power and even lost some.
Keep the motor stock, except for a drop in filter, and play with your susp and brakes.
Ryan
. Almost all the aftermarket products I`ve seen have not gained power and even lost some.Keep the motor stock, except for a drop in filter, and play with your susp and brakes.
Ryan
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Future Texas Boy
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From: SoCal Redneck
Re: keep it stock (Blue-Civic-Hybrid)
Also, don`t get me wrong, a few Items do make power. I just can`t justify 1-2 ponies for a $1,000-1,500 item. One suggestion I have: If you decide to purchase an i/h/e, buy them ALL from the same Manufacturer. Get all spoon, mugen, etc. The mixing and matching has shown the worst results.
Ryan
Ryan
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Re: keep it stock (vtecvoodoo)
Also, don`t get me wrong, a few Items do make power. I just can`t justify 1-2 ponies for a $1,000-1,500 item. One suggestion I have: If you decide to purchase an i/h/e, buy them ALL from the same Manufacturer. Get all spoon, mugen, etc. The mixing and matching has shown the worst results.
Ryan
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Re: keep it stock (vtecvoodoo)
Keep the motor stock, except for a drop in filter, and play with your susp and brakes.
-Mike
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