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Originally Posted by Leuz but I believe in this case the right tune makes the difference, of course if you are willing to take your risks with a car still
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 A good tune is a must-do to get the most out of any mods.If I had a tuner anywhere nearby (difficult enough to find a good service department around here - forget anything "exotic" like tuning), I'd get my DD tuned just for the potential efficiency bump. Still considering a remote tune, but not high on my priority list at the moment.
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but I believe in this case the right tune makes the difference, of course if you are willing to take your risks with a car still under warranty. 
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