Anyone who has any CAI numbers, please come in

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JLTucker said:
These are my dyno results from 2 different GT's

I've had customers get 7-9 on the dyno on modded cars and .2-.3 in the 1/4!

GT's will benifit from a JLT!

Got mine yesterday, actually monday but no one was home to recieve it. Looks great! :nice: I have to admit, I clay barred and waxed it first thing :D
 
CanadaStang said:
Before and after every mod I do to my Stang, I test the results with my Gtech Comp. and then record my results in my log book. This is how I test:
1) record 3 baseline runs. [ I add the total of the 3 runs, then divide by 3 to get the average]
2) install mod
3) reset EEC, then go for 20 min. run so the EEC can relearn
4) record 3 runs
I then remove the mod, do step #3, then record 3 more runs to see if they match my baseline run, go back, reinstall mod, then step #3 again before doing my final 3 runs. It's a little time consuming but it eliminates any errors, so I know weather the mod truely works or not. I did this test with my Mac fenderwell CAI, then retested with just the open K&N under the hood.Stock air intake with K&N and snorkle removed. And lastly, the Mac upper intake tube with stock airbox.
After a full day on testing, I found zero gains in any of the tests. On the bright side, I didn't find any loss in HP on any of the tests either.
I never tested any of the other CAIs, just the Mac.

Hey, that was really brilliant. I have one too and have done similar tests, but never that organized. I think the fault, however, with this test is that I think the gains would be soo slight even if the CAI gained 8 - 10 rwhp that the g-tech would not even notice it.

I have done tests with gear changes and n/a vs nitrous, and you can really see the results.