how do i make my 2.slow faster?
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07-28-2008 | 05:33 PM
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how do i make my 2.slow faster?
Hi, i have the 2000 Jetta gls 2.0, and i was wondering what some cheap and effective methods of making this car faster are?
i'm thinking about doing a CAI on it, but other than that idk...
i'm thinking about doing a CAI on it, but other than that idk...
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07-30-2008 | 10:05 AM
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RE: how do i make my 2.slow faster?
They all come with instructions. Pretty much you remove the battery just to make the install easier. Then remove the air box and all of its components. Hook it up the the mass air flow sensor. And then the filter end goes through a square hole and fits behind the bumper in front of the wheel well. I recommend getting a K&N filter or another oil type fiter to keep moisture out of the system. I also recommend the ECS Tuning intake because it is $170 as compared to say, AEM's which is $270. http://ecstuning.com Let me know if you have any problems.
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07-30-2008 | 02:26 PM
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RE: how do i make my 2.slow faster?
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They all come with instructions. Pretty much you remove the battery just to make the install easier. Then remove the air box and all of its components. Hook it up the the mass air flow sensor. And then the filter end goes through a square hole and fits behind the bumper in front of the wheel well. I recommend getting a K&N filter or another oil type fiter to keep moisture out of the system. I also recommend the ECS Tuning intake because it is $170 as compared to say, AEM's which is $270. http://ecstuning.com Let me know if you have any problems.
They all come with instructions. Pretty much you remove the battery just to make the install easier. Then remove the air box and all of its components. Hook it up the the mass air flow sensor. And then the filter end goes through a square hole and fits behind the bumper in front of the wheel well. I recommend getting a K&N filter or another oil type fiter to keep moisture out of the system. I also recommend the ECS Tuning intake because it is $170 as compared to say, AEM's which is $270. http://ecstuning.com Let me know if you have any problems.
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