Are CMCV deletes worth doing?

[TexStang]

I'm looking for a little mod to do to tide me over for a while, and at $150 they definitely sound like they have the best bang for the buck. I have a JLT, Tune, and O/R H. How many people have done just these and been able to tell a difference?

 

[MexGT]

If you get CMDP you´ll need a new tune, so that´ll be another $50 for a total of $200.

 

[GRAYPNY]

I did the under drive pulleys first and then about 3 weeks later the plates. Not much from the udp's but I could feel alittle from the delete plates. You will need a tune for the delete plates.

I personally would do them both together and you will be happy.

MexGT and I posted at the same time but if you buy your delete plates from the same guy that did your tune it should be free! My tuner is Brent @ brenspeed and he gave me a tune for the plates when I bought them from him. FYI

 

[TexStang]

pretty sure brenspeed will do retunes for free if you buy the part from him

 

[Johnnie D]

...and its a quick and easy install too

 

[freebass55]

Here is what I found...http://www.s197forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2801

 

[ClassJ]

I vote not worth the effort. 5hp? Come on..... I would rather go clean my air filter, pick up the 5 horse, and save the $200 bucks.

If someone did a really really good comparison and found a tenth in the quarter maybe it would be worth to someone concerned with track numbers.

But most of the quarter mile time comparisons have been " I dropped .200, but I also added this that and the other to the car in the meantime"

 

[Rick06gt]

plates

I did them a felt it up top...Not a bad mod for the money