The NE USA is so packed full of tuners, it's unfair to the rest of the states
I would recommend against going to to CBRD. Not just recommend other shops, but yeah...
This is a discussion on COBB SF intake within the Engine Modifications forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Originally Posted by gregroot198521 Then buy mine. I've had so many nibbles, but no bites, it'd be a miracle if ...
The NE USA is so packed full of tuners, it's unfair to the rest of the states
I would recommend against going to to CBRD. Not just recommend other shops, but yeah...
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EFI was also another option I was looking into. So far this is the shop I've heard the best stuff about, although I did hear that at the end of the summer they lost one of their best tuners/owner in a horrible accident (RIP Chris, everyone who knew you have great things to say).
I guess its really about speaking to the shops now and letting them know what I'm interested in doing. (the car is a 2011 STi sedan. Currently has invidia downpipe, cobb SF intake, nameless performance muffler delete, and a cobb OTS stage 2 +SF intake map. I'm really looking to get a little bit more power, but I don't want a tune thats getting every little bit out of the car and doing damage, I need a very conservative tune that will give the car longevity.) Any help would be great! thank you
Do you guys have the box too? I've heard your more prone to heat soak if its not used. Thoughts? I could pick one up without the box for cheap.
When you do the install you will notice, the box sort of blocks the area the intake sits from the warm engine parts, the only open area's in the box are the bottom, leading down to infront of the front tire, in the passenger side bumper area, and from the front grill where that plastic piece guides the air to the air box, the box really closes the air box off from the rest of the engine bay, so yes I would suggest the box, strongly. Without the box I could see the Intake Temp being not much cooler then the stock intake.
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You can get the box and also heat wrap the pipe.
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