How come 328 hp feels slow.

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04-04-2010, 12:43 PM

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So, I should baby it til the recommended 1200 miles.

Then reset the ECU and then go to town.

Thanks all I feel better. Sorry if I offended anyone.

Nobody here's offended moto! Seems like the ECU reset breathed a little bit of life back into your car. Good to hear!

P.S. You can always get some high flow cats too!

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04-04-2010, 12:58 PM

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Thanks I was worried that I offended. So thanks for the kind words.

So by high flow cats you mean the stollen catback system?

I will be looking into getting some mods but I can't really find a good custom install shop here in Boston.

I'm usless when it comes to working on cars.

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04-04-2010, 01:14 PM

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Nah not a catback exhaust. There are stock catalytic converter replacements with muuuuch better air flow. Consensus is that the stock cat converters are the most restrictive part of the exhaust on our cars. Replacing those with ones that flow better will gain you quite a bit more power as well.

There are a bunch of guys that make them:

Fast Intentions
Berk
Invidia
ERZ
etc.

Check the Intake/Exhaust section for "HFC" - High Flow Cats...

Intake and Exhaust - MyG37

There are some good deals too in the Supporting Vendors section as well!

But find a good shop somewhat close to you first! These are kind of a pain to install.

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