Tuner Theory - FI guys weight in
02-03-05, 11:38 AM
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Awj - I've been all over intellexual, especially the FI registry for an idea as to what I might expect out of each set-up.
GTE seems to be the best way to go for a smooth and almost guarantee result. 10K for the GTE is a good deal, I just don't have it. The 1J looks like a good alternative, but the parts situation and the NA-T also looks like a decent way to go.
I guess I just want to know what I could be in for in if I go 1J or na-t. The prices are right, I just want to manage my expections.
I too am a bit surprised that ebanks is touting the GTE. I guess that's the voice of NA-T experience.
GTE seems to be the best way to go for a smooth and almost guarantee result. 10K for the GTE is a good deal, I just don't have it. The 1J looks like a good alternative, but the parts situation and the NA-T also looks like a decent way to go.
I guess I just want to know what I could be in for in if I go 1J or na-t. The prices are right, I just want to manage my expections.
I too am a bit surprised that ebanks is touting the GTE. I guess that's the voice of NA-T experience.
02-03-05, 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by awj
yea... those wimpy ge's can't take it...
Twist, I mean, it can take it just fine. It's your choice what to do. Choose the right shop though...
The less it costs, the more trouble - typically... It's cheap for a reason. Doesn't mean you need to overpay either. But sit tight and do some research...
There is a lot of info out there. Intellexual is a good start.
I'm amazed that Ebanks, is pushing the gte over na-t... not that it really matters, both are excellent ways to make power. Research the differences and know what you are doing or at least be able to guess...
Twist, I mean, it can take it just fine. It's your choice what to do. Choose the right shop though...
The less it costs, the more trouble - typically... It's cheap for a reason. Doesn't mean you need to overpay either. But sit tight and do some research...
There is a lot of info out there. Intellexual is a good start.
I'm amazed that Ebanks, is pushing the gte over na-t... not that it really matters, both are excellent ways to make power. Research the differences and know what you are doing or at least be able to guess...
-Ethan
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