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thinking about getting a hpfp for the Pirelli, got a dumppipe , intake and a tune already (apr)......with a hpfp takes it to a stage 2+ tune ....is it worth doing or is the gains worth doing ???????
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The HPFP won't make much (or any) extra power up high, but improves the mid-range torque/power.
I liked the extra shove it gave in the mid-range for the $650 all up cost using a Autotech upgrade (incl. the APR upgraded tune cost). I think the APR pumps are almost double this cost.
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You can get the Autotech HPFP kit for around $450. If you are handy with the tools you can install it yourself, otherwise it might cost you an hour or so labour at a workshop. See my DIY here for the Autotech: Autotech HPFP Upgrade full DIY guide with pics
My DIY also lists a few places to buy the Autotech HPFP kit. MPS Garage has got them for a good price at the moment, and that's where i got mine from.Last edited by Lucas_R; 10-01-2014, 08:56 AM.Comment
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