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Ohh intercooler I thought this was for downpipe sorry, anyday on these customs is a bitch these days
 


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Looks 99.9% like I'll be getting them Tuesday 10/4. I was hoping for this week and received my pipe shipment but these are held up.
 


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These are very close to being back in stock I've also been waiting like everyone else sometimes customs pumps them thru in 5 days but this this its over 3 weeks . It definitely blows
 


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Can someone explain to me how a better FMIC would make the car faster? Like what is the difference between a stage 1 (stock car or intake only) and a stage 2 tune where it "requires" an intercooler? I know that colder air means faster but in what way does the intercooler allow a tune to change?
 


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Can someone explain to me how a better FMIC would make the car faster? Like what is the difference between a stage 1 (stock car or intake only) and a stage 2 tune where it "requires" an intercooler? I know that colder air means faster but in what way does the intercooler allow a tune to change?
It is based off the fact that colder air is more dense. So the denser air has more oxygen molecules, allowing more fuel to be delivered creating a bigger explosion when it combust in the cylinder, creating more power

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It is based off the fact that colder air is more dense. So the denser air has more oxygen molecules, allowing more fuel to be delivered creating a bigger explosion when it combust in the cylinder, creating more power

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Also it allows the tuner to advance timing due to the colder air, therefore making more power consistently.
 




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