...not sure if I'll keep it, I might just want the long-tubes on my car, like my 2012 GT had. The dyno gains weren't anything big, did best in the mid-range, 8-10 rwhp/tq peak, maybe 4-5 average. You get what you pay for and this falls in line. Peak gains on hp were down slightly up top but higher peak tq gains. I don't really care about the dyno numbers, just how it feels on the street. My tuner does the street tune then hits the dyno. It peaked at 410 rwhp and 391 rwtq SAE. I'm considering the GT350 intake before the long-tubes, see if I can maximize this set-up. My set-up as it is, JLT Hot Air intake, the cat-delete and tune. My auto has 3.55 gears.
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