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Old 03-15-2010, 12:28 AM
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Originally Posted by lukemelek,Mar 15 2010, 12:44 AM
Had the AEM ems put on to my s2k by mase today got 209.6 hp...!!

Mods: T1R decate, T1R 63 V2 single exhaust
Good result Luke!

I'd guess you didn't get the 30 bhp gain lower down? The single pipe will be making a good bit of peak power though!
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Cheers Mark; I thought I had it but clearly there's a lot more to it
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Old 03-15-2010, 12:35 AM
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Any of the following in isolation:

Add an air intake - ok
Add a manifold - ok
Add an exhaust - ok
Add a decat - ok
Add all 4 - not ok
Add any 3 of the above not incl exhaust - probably not ok
Add any 2 of the above no likely probs (worst being manifold and intake or manifold and decat)

All the above depends what make too - there is some rubbish out there which will either not gain or actually lose you power!
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MB : agreed, 4 is not wise.

I was running an exhaust and intake and all was well, I added a manifold and throttle body and decat and yup, all screwed. The AFR was all over the place! She ran "normally" but she was smelling rich!

You should have seen the map of the AFR, it was not smooth and peaks and troughs all over the place!

The AEM is the way to go, even if you are running everything stock I would recommend it!

Check it out!

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Old 03-15-2010, 04:54 AM
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Originally Posted by MB,Mar 15 2010, 12:28 AM
Good result Luke!

I'd guess you didn't get the 30 bhp gain lower down? The single pipe will be making a good bit of peak power though!
its not the best picture but....
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Mase forgot to dyno my car with standart ECU...( so l only have this shot.
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Old 03-15-2010, 07:03 AM
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I've just finished installing the trim around the bonnet cut - bit of a fiddle but looks neat. I painted the bare metal beforehand just to prevent any corrosion.





Just off to fit the Lower brake cylinder brace now.

Looking forward to the Tiens going on later this week
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That looks lovely MB!
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Originally Posted by MB,Mar 15 2010, 03:03 PM
I've just finished installing the trim around the bonnet cut - bit of a fiddle but looks neat. I painted the bare metal beforehand just to prevent any corrosion.
Can't see how there would be much corrosion, apart fromt he reinforcement bit its all alloy Also I used one piece of blowhole trim rather than cutting it into bits, its hard work but seem to fit with a hard push

Like your intake

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Originally Posted by Sti Vi,Mar 15 2010, 03:29 PM
Can't see how there would be much corrosion, apart fromt he reinforcement bit its all alloy Also I used one piece of blowhole trim rather than cutting it into bits, its hard work but seem to fit with a hard push
It will still corrode though, especially in a salty winter
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