Modifications from stock
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Modifications from stock
Ok. I have read the recommendations and still have questions. I do not have plans to heavily modify my FD. With that said I am ordering an M2 downpipe and am wondering about the stock airbox mod. The catback is stock. I don't like the really loud ones plus it is roughly one year old from Mazda. (came with the car when I bought it)
So my question is, does it make any sense to do the airbox mod if I keep the stock catback and if so should I look at a boost controller or should I not need it?(granted it depends on the car but in general)
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So my question is, does it make any sense to do the airbox mod if I keep the stock catback and if so should I look at a boost controller or should I not need it?(granted it depends on the car but in general)
Thanks
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The airbox mod will help a lot. Mine made a big difference, and that was with the stock catback (at first). I later bought a RB cat back. It helped a little, but not much of a difference.
Info here:https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=121491
You should install a boost controller when you do the airbox mod. The Home depot controller works well, and is inexpensive, and easy to install.
Info here: http://www.rx7turboturbo.com/robrobi...controller.htm
Info here:https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=121491
You should install a boost controller when you do the airbox mod. The Home depot controller works well, and is inexpensive, and easy to install.
Info here: http://www.rx7turboturbo.com/robrobi...controller.htm
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