You guys should run some stopwatch tests before and after you install your parts. Everyone would like to THINK that they feel more power after spending money on their engine, but the dyno and the stopwatch will tell for sure. Today's modern engines are very efficient, and it is not as easy as it once was to simply change a minor part and increase power. Even chip changes often times just change the torque curve so that it feels like extra power is kicking in. Horsepower sells, so I would think that the manufacturer has already done everything that they could do to get the max out of their motors while staying within emissions boundries. Just an opinion.
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