Another thanks to CMS
Another thanks to CMS Thanks to Ryne and the Guys at CMS. Went with a simple bolt-on exhaust Set-up with hopes of a couple extra HP, removing the Skip shift, and lower fan temps.
Finally tuned
Car definitely feels much stronger on the top end. Feels so much smoother. Very Happy with my results. Love the torque. Considering its all Smog legal.
Thanks guys
Finally tuned
Car definitely feels much stronger on the top end. Feels so much smoother. Very Happy with my results. Love the torque. Considering its all Smog legal.
Thanks guys
Last edited by ConElite; Oct 7, 2011 at 01:56 PM.
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Naw HEYPAL01impala is right. Just shorties, Cat-back, and lid. and my Random Tech Cat+Y system.
Basic and all smog legal which is what I was going for.
Im trying to think what i can do to get to the 350hp mark without any internals and still legal. trying to counter the LT (is the only way) myth. lol
Naw HEYPAL01impala is right. Just shorties, Cat-back, and lid. and my Random Tech Cat+Y system.
Basic and all smog legal which is what I was going for.
Im trying to think what i can do to get to the 350hp mark without any internals and still legal. trying to counter the LT (is the only way) myth. lol
Last edited by ConElite; Oct 9, 2011 at 01:52 AM.
