no mods will "feel" noticeable until you do a re-flash.
I know some cars have very restrictive downpipes how is it on these cars? I am looking at a catback mainly for the reduced cost, and would likely end up getting a downpipe later on but seeing as im buying this car brand new this week my money is limited for a bit.
So if my only immediate mods are going to be , short ram intake, likely a forge BOV & actuator, would the horsepower difference of a catback vs full exhaust be noticable?
no mods will "feel" noticeable until you do a re-flash.
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so a reflash is a really big deal? will flashing the ecu before i do any mods be greater gains then doing intake/exhaust?
is there a FAQ/noob guide somewhere on here im missing
haha im sure there is, but ill tell you -
once you reflash, you will have the biggest smile on your face- its ridiculous how big of a difference it is
Power Axel flash will allow basic bolt ons (intake, exhaust intercooler ) once you go past that like injectors or bigger turbo, you will need to have the flash retuned.
IMO I would relfash if you want instant gain, that you can feel. im sure every GC owner would back that.
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damn, i guess im saving up 650$. so they will continue to support & update my flashes as needed when i get more mods?
I would also say that on the Turbo coupe a full turbo back exhaust makes a hell of a difference as compared to just a catback. Much more power gained!
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