03-12-2018, 04:09 PM | #1 |
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New Owner 2018 Camaro 2.0T-Any Mods Available ?
Hello Forum Friends,
Coming from German cars all my life, this is my first American Made car. Just picked up 2018 Cam 2.0T last Friday. Searched couple of forums and all over the net and cant find any Mods available for 2018. I called Injen to see if they have anything for 2018. They told me they only have 2016-2017 Evo7300 intake. They stated that 2018 model have been reprogrammed and will not work (check engine light) and other issues. Even though all the housing is the same,they said 2018 is throwing out codes. They did ask me if I can bring my car in to be their guinea pig, test and possibly sponsor my ride here in SoCal. I called Borla to see if I can buy catback exhaust for 2018. Again, they said no, only available for 2016-17. Iam ready to strip my car for mods but nothing is available. Anyone have any info. of products that you think might work for 2018(intake & exhaust) ? Thanks in advance.
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03-12-2018, 04:20 PM | #2 |
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Great choice on the american chevy camaro. Foreign cars are good and great, dot get me wrong. But there's nothing like an all American vehicle. Although I've never owned a German automobile personally, however I have owned 3 brand new and RAN THEM to the GROUND Chevrolet's. A Cavalier, a Cobalt and now a new camaro. Your going to love your chevy camaro and modding it. I guarantee it. I purchased my camaro mid january 2018 for $21k with 235 miles on it. I had a 07 cobalt ss supercharged that I traded it in for at Chevy Dealer. Had 151k miles on it. 11 years old & 2 accidents. Gave me 3 grand for it. First car i ever owned was my 99 Chevy Cavalier. All my chevys had well over 150k miles on them before I traded them in at my dealership for a brand new one. Germans are reliable vehicles but parts are very expensive expecially BMW and VW. But Chevys are dependable too, handle well, up-to date, and fun for your money worth. Each chevy I traded in for got me a couple Grand towards trade in for a brand new chevy coupe sports car. Out with old in with the new my friend. Mishimoto has Good Performance Products for the Camaro. I'd start there if I was you as a new 6th Generation camaro owner. I plan on installing their Cold Air Intake this summer. Supposedly will increase Noise from the Turbo. Possibly increase horse power and torque. Good luck and happy shopping and Be safe out there.
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03-12-2018, 04:33 PM | #3 |
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Papa Smuf,
Only intake so far I have found is K&N recent release. They claim on 6HP gain, which I feel they are being truthful. Other Intake companies are claiming 20 to 26 hp gain? Cheers mate.
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03-12-2018, 04:36 PM | #4 |
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Hey guys, welcome to the forums!!
You can check this sticky for upgrade options. 2016+ I4 LTG 2.0L - Aftermarket Performance Mod List As far as the 2018's go, everything will bolt up just like the 2016-17 models. So if you are going to tune and get all of the actual benefits of your performance parts, you will have no problem using anything currently available. Now, there are some programming differences, so unless you are going to tune the car, you might hold off until more research is done. You should be just fine with cat backs.
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03-12-2018, 04:43 PM | #5 |
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I appreciate the input and advice. Thank you
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03-12-2018, 08:57 PM | #6 |
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Anytime man!
If you got any questions, don't hesitate to ask on this forum. There are some absurdly educated guys here, always willing to help and share knowledge and real world experience. Sometimes you might see a fight or two break out, but thats pretty normal when you have so many guys that are soo passionate about their platform in one spot!! Pretty much why I love this place
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03-12-2018, 09:55 PM | #7 | |
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03-13-2018, 06:48 AM | #8 |
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Its all good. I can understand that. Yah I believe it about the bickering and fights. but debating would make more sense on here. not threats. lol
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I think it's weird that Injen is saying they're getting a CEL with the 7300. That intake has been a stout performer. Do you have HP Tuners by chance?? I'd love to take a look at the stock file to see if I can identify any changes made to airflow parameters.
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03-13-2018, 08:38 PM | #11 |
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No, I completely feel you dude. Wow, a SS Sedan. Them things are nasty fast but heard horrible on gas. Do you also have to put Premium gas in that thing? The camaro takes 93. About $3 a gallon. Also, I like to say, I apprreciate the feedback. And don't get me wrong, them foreign automakers can make one hell of a collection of great all around vehicles my friend. A BMW has crossed my mind in my late 20's. However, a's a life long all American Chevy owner, I must say, Chevy is more Buyer Friendly but still with todays standard User Functionality and performance/handling at the fraction of the cost...and an all american. Chevrolet May not be on the level of German Engineering, as far as Dependability, Handling, up-to-date Functionality, Performance, and Comfort like a BMW, Porsche, Audi or Mercedes-Benz or any other German Manufacturer but your still getting a great overall quailty, Built in the USA Automobile, just like one ...❄❄❄
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03-15-2018, 05:14 AM | #13 |
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That applies to all manufacturers. The trick is to buy the $25 2016MY hose.
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