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Hello everyone. I will be visiting a local tuning shop here in Toronto to be possibly doing some mods. Im looking to get an AWE exhaust with GIAC Ecu & Evo Filter. Just curious on what the pricing for something like this may cost just so Im prepared before I go to the shop. After I do those mods and do a de-snork what is the possible HP gain? Thanks
Qtqc, I had the EVO CAI and GIAC ECU flash upgrade done at Pfaff Tuning in Newmarket in August, and the prices were ( $Cdn. and pre tax): EVI CAI parts: $549.00 Labour: $300.00 GIAC Performance Upgrade: $1400.00 (ouch) Labour: $100.00 I can't tell you what the hp gains were, but they were noticeable - maybe 15 at the rear wheels. Definitely the throttle response improved, and it seems to pull better at higher rpm's. You may find the actual hp gains quantified and supported by Dyno results in other threads. Knowing what I know now, I would do it again, but I would still cringe at the price. Enjoy !
Hey I was actually going to head over to Pfaff also. The ECU price hurts but may go for it anyway. I want to ask them about the de-snork also
Qtqc, I did the de-snork myself following K-Man's instructions (see the Article section), and it was relatively easy and took about 2 (very inefficient) hours. The advantage of going to Pfaff for this is that you'll likely get a better "screen" assembly than you could fabricate yourself - at least better than I was able to make. It would be interesting to see what they would supply in this case, and what they would charge. Good luck.
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