LS2 Intake VS Fast Intake.

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Oct 11, 2012 | 09:23 PM

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0Chuck CoW

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Or, Our AutoCal with Serial wideband input!

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Originally Posted by Joe_G

I think Chuck COW offers free retunes.

Or you could do what I did, buy HP Tuners and a wideband and learn to tune. It's a lot of fun.

Or, Our AutoCal with Serial wideband input!

We can now remotely tune any cam or forced induction engine VIA MAIL ORDER and E-MAIL

with the same results we get here in the shop...

Give me a call any time.

Thanks JOE!
Chuck CoW

Oct 11, 2012 | 10:10 PM

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ngtcrlr 007 c6

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From: Jacksonville NC

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Originally Posted by Joe_G

I think Chuck COW offers free retunes.

Or you could do what I did, buy HP Tuners and a wideband and learn to tune. It's a lot of fun.

Im pretty NEWBY here, dont know of chuck/COW?
I dont get into computers much , think ill leave that to the pros! haha.
Then again...a sorta local tuner down here in NC charges about 400 for a tune?
Has anybody used that ESC or something tune service. they say a tune is $ 149 , just sent them your Ecm I guess?
OH ...on another note;this tuner suggested a G8 intake with a set of heads from an Esclade milled .0003 and some custom cam grind. I was asking about using the Fast 102 and cam plus kooks LT or LG's. any comments on this combo?

Jan 12, 2015 | 09:38 AM

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Chokeu

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Was thinking of putting on an ECS S/C kit on my bone stock 05 Roadster, with 3.15 and A4. Would the FAST intake be of any benefit to the S/C or would I not have to even bother?

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