why do you NEED an accessport? If using the accessport cobb lists intakes that are compatible with their maps. A cold air would be better than a short ram, but ill most likely run a short ram with heat shield box. Use the search tool for first mods.
This is a discussion on Couple beginner questions within the Engine Modifications forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; First, I know that I need the accessport but what intake is better (in opinion) the Cobb SF or the ...
First, I know that I need the accessport but what intake is better (in opinion) the Cobb SF or the Perrin cold air? and secondly what exactly is and does a 3-port boost control solenoid do?
why do you NEED an accessport? If using the accessport cobb lists intakes that are compatible with their maps. A cold air would be better than a short ram, but ill most likely run a short ram with heat shield box. Use the search tool for first mods.
Don't you need the accessport to compensate for more air? Won't that screw up the MAF sensor? I'm new to all of this.
heres a helpful link
First Modifications - what to do and not to do
but for an intake yes you would need to tune and an Accessport can tune for some intakes, there are other better methods of tuning though. have to read the map notes. Explore the forum and read everything you can.
3-Port Boost Control...click here WTF Tuning Part 2: The Turbocharger 101 & Basic Boost Control
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Fixed.Originally Posted by Ruh Roh
Each person will have different end goals. I prefer OpenECU myself right now (it fits all my needs), but will likely make the switch to Cobb (or ViPEC) with the rotated build.
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Originally Posted by Mikie13
The ability to real time tuning, and convenient map switching without having to have your laptop in the car is what really pushed me to the accessport.
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Originally Posted by Mikie13
I've found people who have limited knowledge of tuning (myself included) used the AP b/c it simplifies things. Those with more experience prefer other tuning options. Just my opinion. Once I get more knowledge, I will switch myself.
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Where is there SD option for me, like there is for you?Originally Posted by zax
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I myself just got my Cobb AP. I went with Cobb for the ease and my local tuner who will tune my car for stage 2 can use the Cobb to tune with. Its very easy with Cobb. The listed intakes for Cobb are AEM cold air and Cobb SF. I myself will probably end up with AEM because my buddy has it and I like the quality of it.
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