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lol at some of these crazy responses... Chances are you won't notice anything other than the sound difference. The first bolt-on, depending on what you choose, should max out at
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lol at some of these crazy responses...
Chances are you won't notice anything other than the sound difference. The first bolt-on, depending on what you choose, should max out at a performance increase of about 10-15 hp. That's a 5% overall hp increase at best. Unless you have a ton of seat time, your rear end is not capable of detecting that minimal of a power gain above the stock 300 hp. If you want a noticeable change, get a tune with throttle response correction. It is night and day compared to the stock throttle response.
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