asp pulley
No, you are fine running a CAI and a 178mm pulley without a tune.
You will need a tune to maximize the benefits of the combo however.
If you run a 181mm pulley, 185mm pulley or run a "stacked combo" 178mm pulley + a smaller supercharger pulley you HAVE to have a tune.
Install your 178mm pulley, with a new crank bolt and enjoy it!
Cheers,
KrzyFast
You will need a tune to maximize the benefits of the combo however.
If you run a 181mm pulley, 185mm pulley or run a "stacked combo" 178mm pulley + a smaller supercharger pulley you HAVE to have a tune.
Install your 178mm pulley, with a new crank bolt and enjoy it!
Cheers,
KrzyFast
tank s for the fast answer,another thing:i lieave in italy iand i can t ship the ecu,for this i want to know if the flash procedure can be done by obd port,i can pay someone to flasht it in remote (like teamviewer)
Originally Posted by KrzyFast
No, you are fine running a CAI and a 178mm pulley without a tune.
You will need a tune to maximize the benefits of the combo however.
If you run a 181mm pulley, 185mm pulley or run a "stacked combo" 178mm pulley + a smaller supercharger pulley you HAVE to have a tune.
Install your 178mm pulley, with a new crank bolt and enjoy it!
Cheers,
KrzyFast
You will need a tune to maximize the benefits of the combo however.
If you run a 181mm pulley, 185mm pulley or run a "stacked combo" 178mm pulley + a smaller supercharger pulley you HAVE to have a tune.
Install your 178mm pulley, with a new crank bolt and enjoy it!
Cheers,
KrzyFast
Originally Posted by brian_omeara07
I asked Rob about the whole new bolt thing, and apparently the stock bolt doesn't achieve full stretch anyways, so there's really no NEED for a new bolt on it.
Good to know. I was always told by other members that it was torque to yield and that I would suffer the consequences for reusing the bolt. I elected to use a new bolt....$10 dollars from the local dealership seemed like cheap insurance to me.
I do agree, given the size of the bolt how it would be a one time use, but was too afraid to chance it.
Thanks again for the advice!!
Cheers,
KrzyFast
Originally Posted by KrzyFast
Good to know. I was always told by other members that it was torque to yield and that I would suffer the consequences for reusing the bolt. I elected to use a new bolt....$10 dollars from the local dealership seemed like cheap insurance to me.
I do agree, given the size of the bolt how it would be a one time use, but was too afraid to chance it.
Thanks again for the advice!!
Cheers,
KrzyFast
I do agree, given the size of the bolt how it would be a one time use, but was too afraid to chance it.
Thanks again for the advice!!
Cheers,
KrzyFast
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