Robin Cox
Active Member
Hey Todd, is the only thing one has to do to install your cai, is to basically install it? No special cutting or tune? How about the same for the trottle body?
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Gen 2 Cai
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Bolt on and go....
The only cutting (IF you want) is the oem intake shoot inside the air box to increase the air flow....
But no tune, nothing needed.....
I will have the install instructions on the site so everyone can see....
Todd Z
The only cutting (IF you want) is the oem intake shoot inside the air box to increase the air flow....
But no tune, nothing needed.....
I will have the install instructions on the site so everyone can see....
Todd Z
Carey Frennier
Well-Known Member
That stuff is so easy to install it's not even funny.
I would get a tune after you're done your mods. The tune alone will give you more net gain than all the small bolt ons. It will also allow you to get the most out of the other mods. It's like the glue that holds it together or something like that.
I would get a tune after you're done your mods. The tune alone will give you more net gain than all the small bolt ons. It will also allow you to get the most out of the other mods. It's like the glue that holds it together or something like that.
Robin Cox
Active Member
Thanks Todd, I may order one sometime in the near future. Yeal Psycareo, I have the SCT tuner, and it does work well. I had just heard so much of the back and forth of Todd's cai, that I wanted to make sure there was no cutting.
