Hi guys! I was curious if I could get some advice. I have a 2020 Kia stinger limited, and I want to get the injen intake. But I don’t want to tune my car. If I do get the intake would it damage my car in the long run without a tune ??
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Kia stinger Intake
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Sybaritic
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Oh ok thanks! I don’t think they’re oiled. I’ll get them just for the swoosh sound. I’m guessing if I did get a FMIC I’d need a tune then ?
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It wouldn’t hurt to get a tune with the intercooler, but you don’t have to if you’re concerned about maintaining warranty. The FMIC will probably make a bigger diff than an intake but the intake will sound cool and look nice in the engine bay. One mod at a time, but don’t go broke buying mods in these lean times! Buy within your means. Intake is a nice start
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FMIC is probably the last mod to do. A cat back exhaust will have a bigger impact.
