FascistDictator
01-27-2003, 02:56 PM
Hey guys, I just recently installed my CAI and wanted to know. What RPM should I shift at or when on the powerband will I see the best gains for each gear (if you can get specific).
Call me crazy but I was thinking about switching to an AEM SRI :p (I am scared to death of hydrolock!!!) cause I owe over 17,000 in payments still. Would I really lose all that much power making this switch? The positive is being able to switch the filter a hell of a lot easier.
BTW, I'm running low on oil. My dipstick read slightly above the first dot. I am at 3300 miles. When should I do my first oil change but as not to compromise my break-in phase?
Does reving high (only to 6,000 max) compromise the engine's longevity over the course of owning it?
BTW I did all the work on my car so I can handle technical answers. Anyway I had one more. On the cat-back exhaust install, why is it that there is a gasket on the cat. converter to midpipe connection but not also one on the midpipe to the muffler? I understand the need to not leak at the cat converter side but why not the muffler too??
Thank you for answering these newb questions.
Call me crazy but I was thinking about switching to an AEM SRI :p (I am scared to death of hydrolock!!!) cause I owe over 17,000 in payments still. Would I really lose all that much power making this switch? The positive is being able to switch the filter a hell of a lot easier.
BTW, I'm running low on oil. My dipstick read slightly above the first dot. I am at 3300 miles. When should I do my first oil change but as not to compromise my break-in phase?
Does reving high (only to 6,000 max) compromise the engine's longevity over the course of owning it?
BTW I did all the work on my car so I can handle technical answers. Anyway I had one more. On the cat-back exhaust install, why is it that there is a gasket on the cat. converter to midpipe connection but not also one on the midpipe to the muffler? I understand the need to not leak at the cat converter side but why not the muffler too??
Thank you for answering these newb questions.