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Originally Posted by Spoolin,May 6 2008, 10:01 PM
Actually the stock engine can handle about 700 hp or 600 whp which is about what I'm putting down. If you have a good safe tune, it will take it.
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Since you have a 2007, you have a few issues to deal with.
Only one person in the country makes an AEM EMS compatible with DBW.. mike @ autowave; you could use the emanage ultimate, but its prob not the best choice at your power levels..
You have a returnless fuel system; no one knows the exact limit, but its been said to be around 350whp
Only one person in the country makes an AEM EMS compatible with DBW.. mike @ autowave; you could use the emanage ultimate, but its prob not the best choice at your power levels..
You have a returnless fuel system; no one knows the exact limit, but its been said to be around 350whp
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Originally Posted by devs2k,May 7 2008, 03:38 PM
Since you have a 2007, you have a few issues to deal with.
Only one person in the country makes an AEM EMS compatible with DBW.. mike @ autowave; you could use the emanage ultimate, but its prob not the best choice at your power levels..
You have a returnless fuel system; no one knows the exact limit, but its been said to be around 350whp
Only one person in the country makes an AEM EMS compatible with DBW.. mike @ autowave; you could use the emanage ultimate, but its prob not the best choice at your power levels..
You have a returnless fuel system; no one knows the exact limit, but its been said to be around 350whp
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