Replaced the Intake, Now What?

[sx sonic]

Oh and if you love the sound of the turbo with your intake then you will be infinetly more in love with the turbo sound of a catless downpipe and catback exhuast.

Intakes give you a sucking sound and a little bypass noise (whoosh). Exhuast gives you the actual turbo whine that an intake can't.

 

[BlueHedgehog]

As unfitting as the Injen intake may be, I can't say I notice a power loss, but certainly a power gain. Could just be me giving into the hype of things, though.

I have a friend who does tuning for cars. Hopefully I'll be able to get something decent from him. As for the exhaust, it's quite pricey for turbo-back PPZ, but it does look very nice. Is there (and I hate to ask this) a budget exhaust I can attempt to use? Obviously something that won't result in engine codes being thrown left and right.

 

[Eric Smit]

As unfitting as the Injen intake may be, I can't say I notice a power loss, but certainly a power gain. Could just be me giving into the hype of things, though.

I have a friend who does tuning for cars. Hopefully I'll be able to get something decent from him. As for the exhaust, it's quite pricey for turbo-back PPZ, but it does look very nice. Is there (and I hate to ask this) a budget exhaust I can attempt to use? Obviously something that won't result in engine codes being thrown left and right.

Injen sucks as a performance intake, we promise.

Budget exhaust- go to a local muffler shop and have them crush bend you a cat back.