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Originally Posted by GOBLUE One question I have, would an intake modification improve the < 3,000 RPM throttle response / power? It seems that the lower back pressure from the
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An intake would make the low-end response even worse. Opening up the car's breathing system will result in top end gains and low end losses until you get a tune. A tune will tell the car's brain how to compensate for the lack of pressure at low RPM and get you a skosh more power.
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