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Originally Posted by Dynamical
In my case, with the A10, I am currently using the range device (stays in V8), would I still need valve simulators? I would think the range device would serve as the "tune"
I do plan on a real tune for the future though.
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The
Range Technology AFM Disabler prevents the Active Fuel Management system (AFM) from dropping cylinders keeping all 8 cylinders in your engine on at all times. It doesn't control the AFM valves located in your exhaust piping. You would still need to get some
AFM valve simulator plates or a tune if you do get a Cat-Back exhaust for your Auto SS.
You can also get an exhaust that comes with AFM valves in the mid-pipes instead, these are typically ones that are labelled for 6th gen Auto SS Camaros like the
Stainless Works Redline Cat-Back Exhaust for 6th gen SS Auto Camaros. Borla does produce their
2.75" X-Pipe W/AFM Valves for 6th Gen Auto SS Camaros. This isn't designed for the factory mufflers, you would pair Borla's X-Pipe with one of
Borla's Axle-Backs for your Camaro making your own Borla Cat-Back for your vehicle. If you go this Borla route then no tune or AFM valve simulators won't be necessary.
-Trae