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i have a 2003 GT..
if i get a...
injen short ram intake... headers..and TRD extended exhaust... aem pulley...

how much torque and horsepower will i gain from all these?

what else can i do to make my car faster?
..what is also the price?...heh

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this is a dyno of a GT with Injen CAI, TRD exhaust, and AEM pulley (minus the headers so maybe add 1-2whp)...
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I dunno where are you going to put the extra header? rofl


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Originally Posted by Illusive
I dunno where are you going to put the extra header? rofl

dammit..you're so technical...headeR...lol rofl

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Originally Posted by ct
this is a dyno of a GT with Injen CAI, TRD exhaust, and AEM pulley (minus the headers so maybe add 1-2whp)...

Wow, it that has I/E and a pulley and still yields only 1whp peak and 1 torque peak...Wow the GT mods horribly! Furthermore, the power throughout the RPM range is almost nothing!

I just don't see how that can be right. I mean, an intake alone on a GTS yields 3-4 peak. Exhaust yields about 3-4 peak. Honestly I have no idea what a pulley adds...Probably ony .8hp throughout the RPM band. Man, just looks like there is no point in modding a GT if that Dyno is correct!

There is no way that is right... IT can't be. eek

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not really, the GT was designed well from the factory, so just replacing the intake and exhaust won't do much from the get go

GTS has a whacked-out rear section on the exhaust; a big muffler that enters from the side of the canister and a chunky little resonator before the tip, so replacing the rear section does a lot, and the intake is just not enough considering how much the 2ZZ can breathe from the factory. So, replacing these on the 2ZZ frees up a lot, even short ram intakes give good gains, since the factory setup is so restrictive.

The GT's 1ZZ can get a pretty good breath through the factory intake, and the gt exhaust is a lot less restrictive from the get-go. therefore the gains are lower...

definitely go with a CAI on the GT, you'll get better gains from the reduced intake temps, go with the TRD exhaust for best gains.

A pulley may help a little, but just like on the 2ZZ, don't expect much (unless you go with the crank pulley, it should be great on a GT, assuming it's dampened.)

Header gains may or may not be noticable on the GT. Is the GT exhaust manifold a cast unit or a welded tubular one like on the GTS? If the GT manifold is cast, and not tubular, then you may see some power gains ans some weight reduction.

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Originally Posted by Rocketman
Originally Posted by ct
this is a dyno of a GT with Injen CAI, TRD exhaust, and AEM pulley (minus the headers so maybe add 1-2whp)...

Wow, it that has I/E and a pulley and still yields only 1whp peak and 1 torque peak...Wow the GT mods horribly! Furthermore, the power throughout the RPM range is almost nothing!

I just don't see how that can be right. I mean, an intake alone on a GTS yields 3-4 peak. Exhaust yields about 3-4 peak. Honestly I have no idea what a pulley adds...Probably ony .8hp throughout the RPM band. Man, just looks like there is no point in modding a GT if that Dyno is correct!

There is no way that is right... IT can't be. eek

i swear, my nose is bleeding...

the dyno is not a before and after dyno...it's 2 runs with the same mods. usually GT dynos at 122whp stock.

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Originally Posted by ct
Originally Posted by Rocketman
Originally Posted by ct
this is a dyno of a GT with Injen CAI, TRD exhaust, and AEM pulley (minus the headers so maybe add 1-2whp)...

Wow, it that has I/E and a pulley and still yields only 1whp peak and 1 torque peak...Wow the GT mods horribly! Furthermore, the power throughout the RPM range is almost nothing!

I just don't see how that can be right. I mean, an intake alone on a GTS yields 3-4 peak. Exhaust yields about 3-4 peak. Honestly I have no idea what a pulley adds...Probably ony .8hp throughout the RPM band. Man, just looks like there is no point in modding a GT if that Dyno is correct!

There is no way that is right... IT can't be. eek

i swear, my nose is bleeding...

the dyno is not a before and after dyno...it's 2 runs with the same mods. usually GT dynos at 122whp stock.

Oh thank GOD! thumbsup

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i dunno it depends on the gt I think. I guess a lot of GT, s

will run rich. maybe that has something to do with )(&*&)(* dynos. oh well.

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only way to go with the GT is the F/I route


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