In many cases, yes. Upgrading parts, especially those that affect airflow or fuel delivery, often requires a tune to ensure your engine runs optimally and safely. A tune adjusts the engine's parameters to match the new parts, maximizing performance and preventing potential damage.

The more I do the better it will perform

Not always. It's a common misconception that simply adding more parts will automatically result in better performance. Compatibility and proper integration are crucial. Sometimes, one upgrade can negatively affect another if not properly tuned or matched. It's important to have a balanced approach to modifications.

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Our advice and products are rooted in real track experience and years of building and testing, backed by even more professionals. We don't just sell parts; we understand how they perform in real-world conditions. This hands-on experience allows us to provide informed recommendations and solutions tailored to your specific needs, setting us apart from generic advice found elsewhere.