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Thanks for everyone's input, I decided to return the chip and purchase the NST lieghtweight pulley set along with the Stillen CAI. Has anyone seen noticeable gains with these two

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Old 03-06-2012, 07:03 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Thanks for everyone's input, I decided to return the chip and purchase the NST lieghtweight pulley set along with the Stillen CAI. Has anyone seen noticeable gains with these two working together?
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I can tell a difference with just the stillens. Pulley will follow shortly.


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The computer is likely timing these things the moment it picks up velocity. Takes out the reaction time of a driver
The dragstrip counter doesn't start either until you start moving. You can sit there with a green light for 30 seconds before your ET starts counting. You'll lose the race, but you'll still get an accurate timeslip.
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