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Does the Cobb Accessport already assume you have a catless uppipe?


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Purchased my car completely stock. Added the Cobb intake, airbox, and Accessport (stage 1, 93, sf). The sound was great, and the acceleration in higher RPMs was slightly improved, but 2-3k in every gear became sluggish. It felt like I was flooding the engine. I was in denial until this up-pipe, thinking I just had to adjust my shift timing.

 

Installed an Invidia up-pipe this weekend, and I don't know if I possibly fixed a small exhaust leak during the install, but the gains are VERY noticeable, along with the sluggishness between 2-3k now gone.

 

Do the tunes that come with the Accessport assume that this has been done already, since it's pretty much a must-do? If not, is a re-tune necessary?

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Adding a downpipe and getting it custom tuned will net you the most gains for the money. $200 or so for the downpipe and $150 for an etune from a member here and you will feel like its a whole different car

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I guess I wasn't very clear with my question. I'm wondering if the Accessport tunes assume you have a catless up-pipe. This is purely curiosity. I ask this because it ran funny with the accessport tune on a catted up-pipe, but the catless up-pipe install made it feel like it runs like it's supposed to.

 

Purely curiosity.

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No it doesn't assume you have a catless uppipe with stage 1. When you get a downpipe the tune is specific to that and you will have to flash stage 2 on the accessport. Its probably ironic that it feels like it runs better with the uppipe

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