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Old 02-12-2005, 08:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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i am buying an srt-4 in lat ematch a 2005. I am wandering what performance parts can i get to give me more HP'S. what kind of cat-back system?? what kind of cool air inake? I am getting it lowered, getting a turbo timer, and i was wondering if i can replace the hoses that go to the intercooler to the motor, from rubber to intake like pipeing, and will any of this void my warranyt?? please i need help and thank you very much!!!!

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and should i look at getting a new blow off Val and what kind should i get??
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Before everyone rips you a new one, I'd say try using the search function.
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There are tons of mods. Search for performance guide and it gives you kind of a direction to go in.
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Quote: Originally Posted by Downtone61
i am buying an srt-4 in lat ematch a 2005. I am wandering what performance parts can i get to give me more HP'S. what kind of cat-back system?? what kind of cool air inake? I am getting it lowered, getting a turbo timer, and i was wondering if i can replace the hoses that go to the intercooler to the motor, from rubber to intake like pipeing, and will any of this void my warranyt?? please i need help and thank you very much!!!!

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almost all aftermarket parts are going to void the warr but that's only if they find out.
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You should mod your way up intake, exhaust, pipes,etc. etc. whatever, but if i were you i would not put any blow off valve on, or shit thats not needed at least before you get a higher boost...talk to these guys about your car they have been there and for the most part done that..use the search, Dont just help looks or hp/tq numbers, Do the little things they add up to be big and worthy Example: CATCH CAN, stuff that should be there if you had a say in the car when built (small stuff). Things that you want right away arent always going to be needed or even wanted in the long run...bass?? MOPAR BLOWOFFVALVE??-
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Alright, I had a hard time deciphering your post, but I'll attempt to answer your questions.

Performance parts that will give you more HP'S (assuming you mean horsepower?)
- I would stick with the Mopar stage upgrades. Stage 1 is a great building block for alot of future modifications.

As for your cat-back
- The Mopar/Borla is relatively inexpensive, and sounds great. It was designed for the car. I highly recommend it.

Cold Air Intake
- A CAI is pointless on a relatively stock car. Save your money, buy a K&N drop in filter for the car. A CAI will not get you more power on our car. (if someone can dyno prove that it makes a signifigant, repeatable gain I'll stand corrected)

Lowering
- If you have the money get the Mopar stage 3 coilovers. If not I really like the Hotchkis springs.

Turbo Timer
- If you want one, go for it. I personally don't use one, I always let my car cool down for a bit when I run it really hard. Most of the time, I don't worry about it.


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- You can replace them if you want. I wouldn't worry about it if you plan on keeping stock boost levels.


Nothing I've suggested should void your warranty, but that is ultimately up to the dealer and DCX.
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