I don't believe Cobb maintains the mishimoto intake tunes anymore so I would avoid it personally.
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Thank you guys for your input.No tune needed for the muffler delete.
I wouldnt use any tune that wasnt specifically made for the named mods you have. The FA20 is very sensitive to airbox changes. Call COBB and ask. THEY will give you the correct answer.
..despite all that I have heard from people on forums saying you need a tune for a catback exhaust..
I recall hearing that many times. Maybe it wasn't on forums, don't remember haha..despite all that I have heard from people on forums saying you need a tune for a catback exhaust..
What forums? Can't say I've ever seen anyone say that..
Make sure you get injectors too while your at it.Thank you guys for your input.
I called Cobb like you said, and they were very helpful.
I told them I have a Mishimoto intake and they said they do not have a map that supports that intake and that the only way to run it safely with that intake would be to get a protune.
They recommended I get a Cobb Big SF Intake and run their Stage 1+BigSF MAP and that it would be perfectly fine this way.
Also, despite all that I have heard from people on forums saying you need a tune for a catback exhaust, they informed me that anything catback (including muffler delete), does NOT require a tune. They said you only need a tune if you change your downpipe, because that is where the O2 sensors are.
So long story short, I will sell my Mishimoto CAI, purchase a Cobb BigSF air intake, run the Stage 1+BigSF tune, add a muffler delete, and be perfectly fine.
Hopefully this helps others that are in a similar situation to mine!
For whatMake sure you get injectors too while your at it.
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Make sure you get injectors too while your at it.Thank you guys for your input.
I called Cobb like you said, and they were very helpful.
I told them I have a Mishimoto intake and they said they do not have a map that supports that intake and that the only way to run it safely with that intake would be to get a protune.
They recommended I get a Cobb Big SF Intake and run their Stage 1+BigSF MAP and that it would be perfectly fine this way.
Also, despite all that I have heard from people on forums saying you need a tune for a catback exhaust, they informed me that anything catback (including muffler delete), does NOT require a tune. They said you only need a tune if you change your downpipe, because that is where the O2 sensors are.
So long story short, I will sell my Mishimoto CAI, purchase a Cobb BigSF air intake, run the Stage 1+BigSF tune, add a muffler delete, and be perfectly fine.
Hopefully this helps others that are in a similar situation to mine!
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Not on the WRX. Only the stiBecause you know you are going to get a down pipe and thats all thats left.