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The OP is right to a certain extent. Tuning a Z is with bolt-ons only yeilds very minor increases in power and driveability. Meanwhile, tuning a car with forced induction
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The OP is right to a certain extent. Tuning a Z is with bolt-ons only yeilds very minor increases in power and driveability. Meanwhile, tuning a car with forced induction or more cylinders usually yeilds substantial increases. For example, Evo X's gain nearly 60 whp with just an intake and a tune.
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