Definitely someone that knows what they're doing. I think that's why car_crazy said "reputable tuner". Also make sure they tune car for each gear. Not just use the same tune throughout all the gears. My friends car changes tune depending on what gear he is in. So that it optimizes his AFR especially when boost kicks in.The ECU tuner should be done by someone who knows what they're doing. I saw one of my friend's car get this treatment and it messed up his car performance because it wasn't properly tuned.
Gazoo racing did a supercharged iQ and brought it to the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Unfortunately they didn't run the car though. I would definitely want to see an iQ on steriods.Yah I was thinking supercharging all the way. An IQ with supercharger. Look out.![]()
Tuning is fairly cheap. Most known tuners here in Toronto charge around $500 for an ecu tune + the dyno time unless they have their own dyno. Supercharging gets you the most hp/$ and can be done relatively affordable if you do most of the work yourself.Cheapest would be a short ram intake or a cold air intake. Supercharging and tuning is FAR from cheap. I didn't know about the Gazoo car until now. What a beast!
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That all depends on what you call cheap. A CAI is cheap IMO. A supercharger or anything else over $1000 is not chump change.Supercharging makes the most sence to me. That and a racing stripe so you appear to go faster![]()
The term sleeper goes beyond just the debranding of a vehicle.I'd prefer to be going fast enough that people can't really see the car for more than a few seconds. I'll leave the loud obnoxious exhaust to the kids in Honda Civics.
A Hayabusa motor is all you need to make the iQ a sleeper.The term sleeper goes beyond just the debranding of a vehicle.
but sadly... need to go uphills first in order to get to the downhills...Long Steep Hills are CHEEP Performance
Rotrex propose supercharger kit but at 5000$That all depends on what you call cheap. A CAI is cheap IMO. A supercharger or anything else over $1000 is not chump change.
Dave