How many miles will it take for the ECU to make air flow adjustments?

I have a GIAC flash and AWE catback installed. Not yet de-snorked.

 

On most newer cars, it takes several drive cycles for the ECU to adjust to the new adjustments. On average, our customers have had about 200 miles to adapt to the new mod.

Great choice on the intake! Our customers love the sound and it'll work great with your GIAC tune and the exhaust upgrade!

 

I would be curious to hear from you as to your opinion after you install the Evoms and its had 200 miles on your car if there is any noticable increase in HP or sound .I did a K&N air filter and the Evoms and the K&N look so similar ,but the Evoms costs quite a lot more .
Please post a follow up ,Thanks

 

First impressions after my EVOMS intake install.
Had my intake installed Monday by Fastforwardwheels in Monterey Park, CA. Outstanding service and workmanship BTW. A big thanks to Elvis and Eli. More about them later.
As I stated I already had my AWE catback installed 17 months ago and my GIAC flash done 6 months ago. That alone had made a big difference in the mid range power range. Very happy with that as is, HOWEVER the EVOMS intake woke up a seemingly sleeping giant.
I noticed emendate improvement right away in performance. Once again the mid range power just jumped. I guess that GIAC flash was just sitting somewhat doormat waiting for that extra boost of air. Those three mods seem to be playing very well together.
I've only had the chance to put 60 or so miles on since Monday. I'm holding back jumping on it for a few more miles.

Update after I get a couple hundred miles or so