What's the best "bang for your buck" power mod?

>>14959541
do they really need all that fucking shit on a pipe with 2 bends

>>14959596
It's just bungs for sensors, a resonator or cat, a mounting bracket, and a flex joint.

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>>14959541
Your mom.

>>14959541
Nitrous

Tires make the biggest difference Per Dollar.

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>>14959652
>tires
>power mod

>>14959541
Really depends on a car, usually a nice open exhaust, chip tune, boost controller.

E85 will give you 60-70hp
bigger injectors and fuel pump, and a tune

NOS

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>>14959730
>E85 will give you 60-70hp with bigger injectors and fuel pump and a tune

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>>14959738
>Doubting the power of corn

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>>14959747
There are a few cars where a tune and some corn-shit can boost power like that, but it is a blatantly false statement without that qualification.

>>14959541
>decat , ram a bar down the cat and remove the innards FREE
>turn up the fueling and add boost , FREE
>remove excess weight FREE

>>14959541
strip it right down, remove everything not necessary
NOS

>>14959767
The average is about 15hp gain for every 100hp in your engine. (yea I know that sounds fucking odd)

But it is about 15% gain in power at the cost of 15-20% mileage.

Nitrous.