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Old 03-14-2007, 03:42 PM
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dinan cai upgrade

is there a requirement to upgrade the software when converting to dinan cai...

also how is this cai compared to afe cai

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the dinan cai requires the corresponding software, stage 3 i think to take full advantage of it.
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you can install any air intake without reprogramming the ECU although you will not see as High of gains as with an ECU retune and intake combined...I am currently running a Dinan MAF and throttlebody along with a Gruppe M intake...and no ECU retune
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