2023 yukon denali 6.2..what to do
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You getting that? lol. Shoot I know cold start damnit hahah I need to post. Will try soonThe Big Boy @ 103mm:
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On the fence this moment on the TB. Have used shorty as well as full headers in the past (on RSX pre-boosted) and shorty didn't yield much difference via butt dyno. Watched a video review of their BBTB and they didnt notice any "real gain" until tuned to allow more air flow. Which I guess could make sense in theory. I remember back in the day taking off my stock TB and taking a Dremel to it to open it up....which was apparently wasted time since not consistent. A for effort right
On the fence this moment on the TB. Have used shorty as well as full headers in the past (on RSX pre-boosted) and shorty didn't yield much difference via butt dyno. Watched a video review of their BBTB and they didnt notice any "real gain" until tuned to allow more air flow. Which I guess could make sense in theory. I remember back in the day taking off my stock TB and taking a Dremel to it to open it up....which was apparently wasted time since not consistent. A for effort right
hahah yea. i mean its still a nice bit of money for the TB. I honestly would say I do feel a difference when I accelerate. But it can be a combination of headers, intake and throttle body all working together. If you were in Los Angeles area I'd have you take my truck for a spin to see any differences you would feel
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