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honestly, if the car is slower is must be an install or tune issue. There is just no way a car getting colder air would not produce more power. OP,
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honestly, if the car is slower is must be an install or tune issue. There is just no way a car getting colder air would not produce more power. OP, did you make sure the sensors are all plugged in correctly? Check all of the connections and make sure nothing came loose or got cut, etc. Sometimes it's the little things you don't notice that create the biggest problems.
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