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    setup for jr-sc r

    Hey guys well im wondering if my current setup will be good enough for a supercharger. i'm thinking of going for a race kit with a 3.8" pulley.

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    Fujita CAI
    Spoon 4-2-1 Race Header
    Spoon midpipe
    OEM axleback

    What do you guys think? Any suggestions or changes?

    Thanks guys!

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    slow & quiet again 4angrybadgers's Avatar
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    The race header and midpipe will be a definite improvement over the stock manifold/exhaust with the JRSC. I think you'll be fine.

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    do it up son!

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    I think your good to go, Just make sure you have some hawk HPS or HP+ pads

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    ya of course. im thinking of just getting some power slotted rotors, SS brake lines and some really good pads. also ive read that our OEM axleback is very free flowing? so i was wondering how much can i go and keep it?

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    anyone else?

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    Your set up sounds awesome. The most important part of the set up is probably your CAI. The JRSC runs pretty hot.

    As for the OEM axel back, it's fine. You don't really need to change it out for an aftermarket one.

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    cool thanks. im thinkign of selling my current CAI and buying the type-s 3" CAI. i believe the EP3 one is 2.75"

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    Quote Originally Posted by jh604 View Post
    cool thanks. im thinkign of selling my current CAI and buying the type-s 3" CAI. i believe the EP3 one is 2.75"
    That is correct, sir.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Strife View Post
    That is correct, sir.
    will i get enough gains for the price i pay?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jh604 View Post
    will i get enough gains for the price i pay?
    i say anything to help your car breathe a little bit better is always good.

    plust when you sell your old cai, your new cai won't be all that expensive =)

    have fun wiith the jrsc!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jh604 View Post
    will i get enough gains for the price i pay?
    What's your goal? you will not get the gains like a turbo, but you'll get better reliability! :thumb:

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    Quote Originally Posted by 66elwood99 View Post
    What's your goal? you will not get the gains like a turbo, but you'll get better reliability! :thumb:
    ohh for that i was talking about either keeping my ep spec intake or to buy a type-s spec intake because it is larger. is the price difference between those 2 even worth it or not

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    Quote Originally Posted by jh604 View Post
    ohh for that i was talking about either keeping my ep spec intake or to buy a type-s spec intake because it is larger. is the price difference between those 2 even worth it or not
    DOHHHHHHHH........

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    your fine. ive seen a member with stock exhaust mani stock cat back and a cat. you dont HAVE to have bolt ons. just frees up more power.

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