View Poll Results: SRT Intake/ECU Owners - would you recommend?
I have the SRT intake/ECU on my GS400 / GS430 and WOULD recommend it.
22
46.81%
I have the SRT intake/ECU on my GS300 and WOULD recommend it.
1
2.13%
I have the SRT intake/ECU on my GS400 / GS430 and would NOT recommend it.
2
4.26%
I have the SRT intake/ECU on my GS300 and would NOT recommend it.
0
0%
I have another brand intake on my GS
2
4.26%
I don't have any intake on my GS
20
42.55%
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Poll - GS400 owners with SRT w/ECU Intake
01-09-06, 08:27 AM
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Poll - GS400 owners with SRT w/ECU Intake
My new years resolution is to spend some $$ on the GS. I'm thinking of taking the plung and do an intake mod. I figured on getting the SWT w/ECU. I just want to know how many GS400 owners have it and are satisfied. I figured a poll would make sense here to help tally the numbers.
I've also seen some custom boxes for the filter housing and heat shield.
I've also seen some custom boxes for the filter housing and heat shield.
01-09-06, 08:36 AM
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Updated your poll a bit to make it more explicit / comprehensive to get your answer 
01-09-06, 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by bmgs400
My new years resolution is to spend some $$ on the GS. I'm thinking of taking the plung and do an intake mod. I figured on getting the SWT w/ECU. I just want to know how many GS400 owners have it and are satisfied. I figured a poll would make sense here to help tally the numbers.
I've also seen some custom boxes for the filter housing and heat shield.
I've also seen some custom boxes for the filter housing and heat shield.
I've seen you type this in 2 threads so I am not sure if it is just a typo. 
I went a head and changed the thread title but I'll leave the initial post to you.
I see that the poll options say SRT but I am not sure if Dave did that when he edited it.
01-09-06, 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Neo
I also assume you mean SRT instead of SWT? I've seen you type this in 2 threads so I am not sure if it is just a typo.
I went a head and changed the thread title but I'll leave the initial post to you. I see that the poll options say SRT but I am not sure if Dave did that when he edited it.
I've seen you type this in 2 threads so I am not sure if it is just a typo. I went a head and changed the thread title but I'll leave the initial post to you.
I see that the poll options say SRT but I am not sure if Dave did that when he edited it.
01-09-06, 01:56 PM
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my thoughts
I have a clip of my 430 with the SRT installed doing a 0-60 run. I will have to repost it unless someone else has it saved and can send it to you. I think most folks that have an issue with it, have a problem with the noise. Too loud for some is just right for others (myself included). I love the tone. I have recently added the L-Tuned exhaust, also a source of differing opinions WRT noise level. I can understand how some people may be turned off by the L-Tuned exhaust note as it is apparent all through the RPM range. The SRT is there when you want it to be, but subtle enough under 3000 RPM to be unnoticed. I recommend it.
01-09-06, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by STONER
I have a clip of my 430 with the SRT installed doing a 0-60 run. I will have to repost it unless someone else has it saved and can send it to you. I think most folks that have an issue with it, have a problem with the noise. Too loud for some is just right for others (myself included). I love the tone. I have recently added the L-Tuned exhaust, also a source of differing opinions WRT noise level. I can understand how some people may be turned off by the L-Tuned exhaust note as it is apparent all through the RPM range. The SRT is there when you want it to be, but subtle enough under 3000 RPM to be unnoticed. I recommend it.
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01-09-06, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by STONER
I have a clip of my 430 with the SRT installed doing a 0-60 run. I will have to repost it unless someone else has it saved and can send it to you. I think most folks that have an issue with it, have a problem with the noise. Too loud for some is just right for others (myself included). I love the tone. I have recently added the L-Tuned exhaust, also a source of differing opinions WRT noise level. I can understand how some people may be turned off by the L-Tuned exhaust note as it is apparent all through the RPM range. The SRT is there when you want it to be, but subtle enough under 3000 RPM to be unnoticed. I recommend it.
01-10-06, 04:31 AM
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Any one ever ran this thing at the track? Has anyone raced an E46 M3, how'd they do?
01-10-06, 07:27 AM
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yeah dont try to touch the m3.. but id say get a TC to compliment it... from what i read the SRT will take a little low end away. but i had both installed at the same time so its hard for me to know. the TC is definitely the best investment for the fun o meter though!
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Originally Posted by STONER
I have a clip of my 430 with the SRT installed doing a 0-60 run. I will have to repost it unless someone else has it saved and can send it to you. I think most folks that have an issue with it, have a problem with the noise. Too loud for some is just right for others (myself included). I love the tone. I have recently added the L-Tuned exhaust, also a source of differing opinions WRT noise level. I can understand how some people may be turned off by the L-Tuned exhaust note as it is apparent all through the RPM range. The SRT is there when you want it to be, but subtle enough under 3000 RPM to be unnoticed. I recommend it.
