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SeedyROM on November 25, 2004 at 1:29 PM |
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best to me is... posted by 300zer on November 25, 2004 at 01:04 PM |
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We don't know what state you live in which in turn doesn't tell me what kind of gas you guys have (West Coast is mostly 91 octane, as are some mid-west areas). That aside, I think you should stick with proven products that have been around for years and aren't quite as "aggressive" since you daily drive the car. The JWT chip is more expensive than others but it has a jumpstart on everything else and it works for thousands of people reliably and effectively. It's a little on the conservative side compared to the more recent chips out there, but it will still provide a big power increase while doing so safely. As for intake, the JWT style is also quite good and is very popular among the community for the same reason. When it comes to exhaust, that's more about what YOU want than anything else. Most perform about the same and all of them are safe, If you want every last bit of power out of it, you can go with some of the straighter models like Hyper (angled pipes) or Labree (normal looking pipes). Both can be loud though so you might want to look into the Stillen, JWT and other quieter exhausts. If you plan to keep STOCK downpipes and catalytic converters, almost any exhaust will be "quiet" so you have tons of options from Greddy to B&B. It's when you open up the downpipes and midpipes that you start to hear everything and muffler choice is key. Good luck.
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