3.5" AF1 power gains vs. 3.25" AF1
Originally Posted by Huitt24
I thought the AF1 was a 3" or 3.25". Is there a 3.5" available now?
Originally Posted by Smokewagun
There has been a 3.5" available, but not readily. Also, 3" and 3.25" are available, too. Currently, Troyer did not have any 3.25", so I ordered the 3.5". UPS says it will be here Monday. Oh, joy (sarcastic). I can't do much with it until the tunes come. Then, watch out!
I'm in the same boat with you guys. Mine just got here today, but the good thing is theres a dyno day soon so I'll have Mike tune me on the dyno I hope to gain 5-10 I guess
Last edited by FX4 Matt; Jan 19, 2007 at 03:57 PM.
Well, the 3.5" AF1 offers about 3-5 more peak HP over the 3.25 at most - it's not a lot - it's primary advantage is in the lower rpm power.
Now for those who have the 3.25 and want to upgrade, we can do that - but unless you are looking for every last HP, I would say just stick with the 3.25" unit, which works very nicely, and put that mod money towards a different mod.
That's just MHO.
Now for those who do not have an intake yet, then sure, go with the 3.5" - and the 3.5" is relatively new - over time we will probably phase out the 3.25" entirely, and simply offer it in 3.0 & 3.5" sizes - one size for those who want to be able to run the intake on their stock tuning (3,0"), and then the 3.5" for those who want maximum power.
Now for those who have the 3.25 and want to upgrade, we can do that - but unless you are looking for every last HP, I would say just stick with the 3.25" unit, which works very nicely, and put that mod money towards a different mod.
That's just MHO.Now for those who do not have an intake yet, then sure, go with the 3.5" - and the 3.5" is relatively new - over time we will probably phase out the 3.25" entirely, and simply offer it in 3.0 & 3.5" sizes - one size for those who want to be able to run the intake on their stock tuning (3,0"), and then the 3.5" for those who want maximum power.




