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Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z
There's just no substitute for getting your hands dirty and cranking a wrench. Doing your own intake mods is as good a place as any to start. Not a lot of tools involved, it can be done in a few hours in a parking lot, and you don't require a tune (wait until you do both intake and exhaust mods before getting your tune). Search this site for DIYs and opinions on which intake setup is best for your needs.
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No I installed the intake and exhaust myself. My short shift and all. I got all that. That's the easy stuff. More common sense. I was referencing what Chuck was saying about FI and knowing all about it. Also having the tools to repair if needed with FI. I'm no slouch and not afraid to get in there. I was saying I don't have the tools or the knowledge to maintain FI on my own if need be...and yes slapping on an exhaust then tunning then HFC's would be counter productive.