CP-E MAFci Intake (Dyno-Proven)
04-01-2005, 12:38 PM
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CP-E MAFci Intake (Dyno-Proven)
http://www.cp-e.com/products.php?a=page&value=sti
New WRX STi intake.. My friend told me that these guys were becoming quite popular within the Mazda6 Club group. They are suppose to have really well built intakes. I've heard intakes aren't needed for the WRX, but I've been looking into these guys, they seem pretty legit.. what do you guys think?
Im still debating to put this Injen intake I have, or sell it for this.
"...average gains of 21.7 hp and 20.1 ft lbs. above 4000 rpm’s. Peak gains of 36.3 hp and 31.7 ft lbs. were also realized. "
sjice
New WRX STi intake.. My friend told me that these guys were becoming quite popular within the Mazda6 Club group. They are suppose to have really well built intakes. I've heard intakes aren't needed for the WRX, but I've been looking into these guys, they seem pretty legit.. what do you guys think?
Im still debating to put this Injen intake I have, or sell it for this.
"...average gains of 21.7 hp and 20.1 ft lbs. above 4000 rpm’s. Peak gains of 36.3 hp and 31.7 ft lbs. were also realized. "
sjice
04-01-2005, 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Aaron@S-S
MAF Customizer™ = we soldered some wires to a potentiometer to make a ghetto SAFC to lean the hell out of your car.
04-01-2005, 06:56 PM
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There was a thread about this product on nasioc a while back. Basically there was a kid who was beta testing it on his sti, so he posted about it and everyone laughed at him. Then the company came in and posted and everyone bashed them. Pretty amusing thread 
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