Is the performance boost from the exhaust and CAI noticable?
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[quote="DriveEuro"]
~$500 for intake/exhaust for only about 5hp (and don't forget the loss of low end torque... 
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~$300 (plus maybe $200 for install) for the flywheel and a definite increase of hp and torque at the wheels.
I agree, my flywheel was a LOT more noticeable than CAI and cat back exhaust combined. But if you're going that route get the better clutch at the same time. It clamps better since the rpms drop so much faster.
Originally Posted by CuRiOuSfIsH
Originally Posted by DriveEuro
why did you quote me? you didn't even say anything about the flywheel....?
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~$300 (plus maybe $200 for install) for the flywheel and a definite increase of hp and torque at the wheels.
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Originally Posted by tCizzler
I agree, my flywheel was a LOT more noticeable than CAI and cat back exhaust combined. But if you're going that route get the better clutch at the same time. It clamps better since the rpms drop so much faster.
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well i got the flywheel, stock clutch, and install at the same time, and it was about 1100 total, 320 for flywheel, 290 for clutch, and 500 for install of both. I had my personal mechanic do the work though at only 56/hr compared to the dealer at 90/hr. And of course you don't need the clutch, but at this point, why not.
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