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I now have 500+ miles on my new Cali. So I started to give more gas here and there, I wasnt expecting much and got even less from my 1.8. So after I get a intake (hope in the next month) and then cat back will the pedal feel more free'er?
I am not asking for miracles, that's why I got this little 4 cylinder, but what other tweeks can be done to gain free HP???
I am not asking for miracles, that's why I got this little 4 cylinder, but what other tweeks can be done to gain free HP???
" will the pedal feel more free'er?"
I think your asking will the mpg be better-if you let the engine breath easier
and exhaust easier no doubt it show an increase in both mpg and hp.
How much improvement there will be-who knows as you need to dyno
for hp and mpg is just good old manual calcs.
I think your asking will the mpg be better-if you let the engine breath easier
and exhaust easier no doubt it show an increase in both mpg and hp.
How much improvement there will be-who knows as you need to dyno
for hp and mpg is just good old manual calcs.
Last edited by bigtsr; Aug 5, 2008 at 09:09 AM.
The real question is HP gains? I dont need numbers from dyno. Im just looking to get my caliber more responsive. I was wonder what to expect, is the stock setup restrictive and all?
Thanks
Thanks
get 10 different opinions.
After reading posts on the Caliber air intake for 2-1/2 years almost
all who have made the jump to say K&N CAI will tell you they notice
a difference be it a seat of the pants feeling or actual hp/torque
figures from dynos.
The other is slight mpg improvement all at the cost higher levels
of intake noise, my guess is that yes it is restrictive but I am
content 26-29 mpg city for daily driver.


