Another newbie question; sorry in advance
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I'm not only new to this wonderful jeep, I'm also an idiot when it comes to mechanics. Only question I have is: If I installed a CAI and a flowmaster 40, would I need to use a programmer? Not really looking to gain any mpg although it wouled be nice; I actually knew what I was getting into when I decided to purchase my jeep. It is my dd and I roughly put in 125 miles every week on it. Still haven't gotten to the trailes but it is on my to do for this year...again very new so not going hard core for quite some time. Any input is much appreciated, I tried doing a search but found nothing specific with combination.
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As stated you don't need the programmer, but if you are looking for performance improvement the programmer will provide more benefits than the CAI (they are both around the same price) unless you are just looking for the whining noise the CAI makes.
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Your throwing your money away if you think you will gain anything performance wise for the 3.8 unless you get a supercharger...If you are after sound only, Then the exhaust is a good choice.
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Thanks for the feedback, honestly I just wanted a better sound, might just stick with the exhaust. Like I stated earlier, mpg isn't to bad imo. Thanks again.