MS3 on a Dynojet, with & w/o new CP-E CAI

[SeanMSIII]

Both of these topics are news, and good news at the that. Here's the dyno:

A very nice 15+ whp & 20+ ft/lbs gain for the $$. CP-E will supposedly have their CAI ready shortly after the MS-CAI comes out for another $500 bucks. Coincidence? I think not. Anyway, the CP-E ought to be worth the $330 even without the absurdly expensive MS-CAI to compare it to.

http://www.cp-e.com/2101.html?open=0,8

Their engineering skills are apparently a lot better than their editing skills. This is bad cut & paste job from the MS6 CAI page.

 

[jmv]

wow, nice....

much better than the gains seen by the MSP with a cai for sure!!!

makes me want a speed 3.

 

[122 Vega]

Nice spelling.

Britt

 

[elderlycoffee]

How easy is it to install?

 

[quiet desperado]

How easy is it to install?

Haven't done it, but on the MS6 it typically takes about an hour or less. And that includes removing a resonator we don't have.

 

[jbiird317]

very nice...when is it coming out for sale?

 

[quiet desperado]

very nice...when is it coming out for sale?

Supposed to be the end of the month.

 

[elderlycoffee]

Supposed to be the end of the month.

Easy to take on/off for trips to the dealer?

 

[jbiird317]

Easy to take on/off for trips to the dealer?

cai is easy to uninstall, less than an hour even for a newb... probly more like 15-30 mins

 

[neit_jnf]

which gear, 3rd? what are the rpm's? Ambient conditions?

So the car dynoed nearly 230/230 stock?

 

[voiceKoil]

which gear, 3rd? what are the rpm's? Ambient conditions?

So the car dynoed nearly 230/230 stock?

Are car dynoed 219/230 to the wheels.... Which is about what Ive seen everywhere else theyve dynoed it. Thats to the wheels not at the crank, big difference.

Also on AEMs website, the CAI for the speed6s installation time is approx 1.5hrs....... It looks really hard to get to a few things so I dont know if 15mins is doable.....If it is then good deal, GREAT MOD THOUGH!!!!!!