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  1. 01-16-2009 09:52 AM #1
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    Is there a benefit to adding bigger IC's in a Stage 1??

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    I was just wondering, since I will soon be taking my bumper off to do some repairs. If there is a benefit I will upgrade, if not then I will leave'em alone. Thanx.
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    Re: Is there a benefit to adding bigger IC's in a Stage 1??

    cooler charge of air = denser charge = more efficient combustion. .... but uh just because youre taking the bumper off doesnt mean you should upgrade. obviously you havent priced a decent set of side mounts yet haha
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    Re: Is there a benefit to adding bigger IC's in a Stage 1??

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    cooler charge of air = denser charge = more efficient combustion. .... but uh just because youre taking the bumper off doesnt mean you should upgrade. obviously you havent priced a decent set of side mounts yet haha
    Actually I was thinking of going AWE.
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