MOD recommendation
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MOD recommendation
I'm going to the Dragon and thinking about a mod while I'm out there. Which should I go with pulley (15%) or air intake JCW type? If you could tell me why one over the other too please. I'm trying to increase MPG and get more zip too. What warranty impacts are there from the two?
Thanks,
Thanks,
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Pulley install require removal of airbox so doing both could save you install costs and time, CAI will imporve MPG as long as that wonderful new sound doesn't motivate you to consantly mash the throttle. I love my ALTA CAI and I know many are happy with the Webb HDI. As far as warranty void on directly affected parts, the JCW kit puts on a redution pulley and many of us have racked up a ton of miles with pulley and intakes changed without issue so as long as the work is done right you should have no worries about reliablity making warranty irrelevent.
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An air intake is a low cost mod you can do yourself with only a few tools and little time; no brain surgery kind of mod.
A pulley will take more money, take special tools and the knowledge to do it right.
I’d get the pulley done at the Dragon by some one who has the experience to do it right and do the air intake yourself.
A pulley will take more money, take special tools and the knowledge to do it right.
I’d get the pulley done at the Dragon by some one who has the experience to do it right and do the air intake yourself.
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All three pulley you have listed have been reliable and well made. It all depends on who you want to go with. I like the helix as it has six bolts to hold it in then the others with their 4 bolts. As for intakes, A good alternative to the JCW which is a closed box intake would be the HDI that has been announced from Webb Motor Sports. Alta and Pilo aslo have a good intake. I personally have the Pilo intake and have opened up the cowl area that the Alta does and Love it! You can not go wrong with any of them. I advise you to do a search on the forums and see what others have to say about them all.
Garrett
Garrett
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I got the JCW box because it was only $80 more to get it as a set with the JCW injectors. The injectors were used for the 19% and GIAC, of course. Gas mileage was unchanged, and those items work very well together.
That's the setup Helix prefers, but you are located right between Webb and Helix. Webb prefers the 15%.
That's the setup Helix prefers, but you are located right between Webb and Helix. Webb prefers the 15%.
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