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#1

Hey Guys

I own a 2009 Fg xr6 ute and want to do a few mods for a bit more power. I have been told to upgrade my air filter as the stockie is quite restrictive but what do you think would be the most cost worthy mod for a good power gain. Cheers :beerchug:

#2

how much are you willing to spend, id get the ss cold air induction and a nice exhaust and some 4 into 1 extractors

#3

I've got the SS Inductions Growler on my FG, and whilst it gives a great sound, I wouldn't be looking at one if you want big power. If you only going to do a bit of modding, then fair enough, but we all know that once you start you'll find it hard to stop! They cost around $500 as well, so it isn't cheap compared to what you get from Process West / Rapid etc. If I had the time over again, I would have just waited and got one of their intakes and battery re-location kits, do away with the x-over and allow for a plenum upgrade in the future as well.

#4

umm his is a non turbo :spoton:

kinka pointless adding intercooler, plemun ect ect :spit:

#5

I'd say get a flash tuner, full exhaust and custom tune. That is going to get you the most gains in an N/A.

Benny

#6

Bah, my bad... :spoton:

#7

Still a good read mate, dont be so hard on yaself. :dontknow:

  • 3 weeks later...
#8

concentrate on a free flowing intake.. (larger snorkel typhoon 2nd intake.. K&N filter) possibly a 3 inch mandrel bend aluminium pipe to the throttle body..

Extractors and cat back 2.5 inch exhaust..

a custom flash tune..

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