Everyone has opinions. Mine would be OEM Hoses,Helix Step Core Intercooler and an RMW Tune.
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The Forge intercooler came with a modified lower grill which appealed to me since I'm not really sure what this intercooler swap will entail.
And do you know if RMW just reflashes the stock ECU or will I need to take the car out there:frown5:
Oh and I forgot to mention that its my daily, so reliability and streetability are key -
The Helix intercooler fits behind the stock grille and bumper without any modifications. RMW (aka Jan Tune) is normally done at a tune event. Look for a schedule. The stock hoses work the best and last the longest. Many of us here rely on Jan and the parts listed have proven themselves as well. Send me a PM if you want a list of parts to avoid. I don't like to discredit products publically based on my personal preference.
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wmwny Well-Known Member
Jan can also be found at MOTD doing tunes.
Eric Helix will be there, too, so you could pretty much get your mods at the Dragon in May, if you contact them and set up appointments [they are VERY busy then].
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Unfortunately with school and internships, ill be unable to get down to the dragon... I'm not sure how I'm going to get my car tuned
I do want what's best for my car, so if "canned" tunes are frowned upon, then I'm willing to wait for an opportunity to get it done by Jan in person... And tune event? Not sure what you mean... -
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"Tune event" = clubs and shops periodically schedule these around the country at locations where there is a dyno. Jan flies in and tunes a bunch of cars over a 2-3 day period.