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Depends on the setup, may even differ car to car some. Look at it this way, you went from a rather inefficient setup =gen3+heat to a more efficient =genV+vanilla ice setup. Timing will give you some power, but when on a stock cam, you bought yourself some room to run more boost safely. You can run a leaner a/f with that intercooler, near 12's makes some good power but if you dont have a wideband I wouldn't get to lean happy. This also helps when running a 3.2" pulley or smaller on stock injectors, since they should be on the verge of maxing out (100k+ fuel systems vary). I would run a 3.2" on stock timing, lean out the afr a tad and then start bumping up timing. Should feel the difference on the butt-dyno, probably even at stock timing. Keep in mind the temperature and weather when tuning.
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