Cold air intake, performance chip

[tanny]

I have a 2001 Tiburon. Any recommendations on which brand of cold air intake is easiest to mount, quality, which ones to avoid? Same question for performance chips: easy install and remove, effectiveness, recommended brands, problems. Thanks, Victor.

[solo-baric]

bro do a search. there arent' any performance chips for our cars. also aem is the best intake and the i'd say aos

[GreenSharkFX98]

aem is a good intake, well it better be, i just ordered one from here! aos is nice too. but avoid injen at all cost, can we say "rip off"? i hear of weapon R being a bad choice so itd steer clear.

btw, they DO make chips for our cars.
http://www.powerchipgroup.com/produc...sp?pid=Hyu0035

a company called powerchip group programs chips for a lot of cars. the beta I just so happens to be one of them. i went ahead and took the liberty of setting u up with the page of info. 140hp-156hp, 133 lb-ft. torque-148lb-ft. torque... 340 US dollars.

thats if u use the 93 octane chip. they offer a 91 octane chip but with less gains for u gas conscious people.

hope i helped

[GNUELL]

How does a chip unlock power/performance from a car?

And if there is all this unused power resources wouldnt hyundai know about it?
There must be a reason, why they haven't?

[Red97sc2]

I'm sure hyundai didn't do this for the fact that you would have to use higher octane gas. Also, it probably doesn't do much for gas mileage, which is a higher priority for auto makers.

[GreenSharkFX98]

exactly right, red97.

hyundai de tunes their engines so that they will run leaner and on lower octane, thus making better mileage and cleaner emissions.

it isnt just hyundai, all car companies do it. blame a power loss on your catalytic converter bc thats a culprit as well :dead:

[Erikgsi]

the injen is a very good intake, i dont know what you are talking about. and it is easy to install it doesnt cost any more than the aem and it looks better and is easier to install.

[solo-baric]

someone else buy it and tell me what it does.

[GreenSharkFX98]

[body]the injen is a very good intake, i dont know what you are talking about. and it is easy to install [/body]

A) i didnt say it was a bad intake
B) i didnt say it was hard to intall

[body]it doesnt cost any more than the aem[/body]

http://www.sharkracing.com/en/hyundai/intake-injen.html
injen cai from SR....$245

http://www.sharkracing.com/en/hyundai/intake-aem.html
aem cai from SR....$205

http://www.speedstate.com/Merchant2/...tore_Code=S-US

injen cai from SS....$295


http://www.speedstate.com/Merchant2/...tore_Code=S-US

aem cai from SS....$248.57




http://shop.hyundaiperformance.com/s...?i=INJ_RD1350P

injen cai from HP....$242.07


http://shop.hyundaiperformance.com/s...?i=AEM_21-520P

aem cai from HP...$199.70

[body]it looks better [/body]

thats opinion, not fact

[SPIKE]

the SR one, yeah not even going to comment on that one.

as far as the cars running lean, I thought they ran rich I dunno may have heard wrong