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    an intercooler is nearly a bolt on and run part. you should be able to lean the car out a little more with it.

    if you plan on going much further with the car, invest in a wideband now.
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    so if i understand what your sayen.......i get a good tune and bolt my intercooler ....i should be fine? would a MAF sensor help?
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    so if i understand what your sayen.......i get a good tune and bolt my intercooler ....i should be fine? would a MAF sensor help?
    You would only need an aftermarket MAF sensor if you would drop to a lower pully. And you would need this because you would be going over the maximum airflow range allowed by the stock one. Then you would need to switch to a LQ4 MAF setup.


    You would also need a new MAF table if you would do so. So tuning is required.
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    so if i wanted to run a 3.25" or lower size in pulley i would need a MAF?
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    so if i wanted to run a 3.25" or lower size in pulley i would need a MAF?
    More than likley. Maybe even with a 3.3
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    Quote Originally Posted by GINOSGTP View Post
    so if i wanted to run a 3.25" or lower size in pulley i would need a MAF?
    No. It is just fine with my 3.1" pulley.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bio248 View Post
    an intercooler is nearly a bolt on and run part. you should be able to lean the car out a little more with it.

    if you plan on going much further with the car, invest in a wideband now.

    Good advice. And I will recomend the NGK AFX wideband.
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