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CALDWELL
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are you talking about a performance tuner ?
if so, you need to get in contact with James. he's a member of the forum, and hooks us up with tuning our X's. he's pretty good
www.hensonperformance.com
do you have any kind of performance mods Ssgt ?
if so, you need to get in contact with James. he's a member of the forum, and hooks us up with tuning our X's. he's pretty good
www.hensonperformance.com
do you have any kind of performance mods Ssgt ?
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Not yet. Looking into what you are doing and some exhaust. Was thinking about a programer to try to get a little more out of it. Does the programers change the shift points? JUst got the tranny redone. WOW! Thats expensive!
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James uses SCT Xcal 3 tuner, and yes he can adjust the shift points of your X with the tunes he designs...
since you have an 02, you have the option for a K&N intake. I would look into getting an intake, tb spacer mod, exhaust. then go for the tune which will bring it all together for a decent power gain.
since you have an 02, you have the option for a K&N intake. I would look into getting an intake, tb spacer mod, exhaust. then go for the tune which will bring it all together for a decent power gain.
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TB spacer will not gain anything, but you can add under-drive pulleys and electric fan to the list.
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TB spacer mod wont yield any performance gains, but it will eliminate the throttle lag...
a MK8 Fan, and UDP is where you start diving a bit deeper into the bolt on performance.
i would love to see what a udp would do on my X, but i dont want any drop in my battery amps, due to my stereo
a MK8 Fan, and UDP is where you start diving a bit deeper into the bolt on performance.
i would love to see what a udp would do on my X, but i dont want any drop in my battery amps, due to my stereo
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