SLP Lid is on......
07-26-2005, 01:27 PM
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SLP Lid is on...... Since I had the whole deal out of the way to put in my water pump, I put on an SLP lid too. Having an 00', it came with everythong I needed to hook up to stock air (?).
Toughest thing was getting the IAT sensor out of the factory lid.
It sounds different and feels like it makes more power faster.
$ 100 well spent
Toughest thing was getting the IAT sensor out of the factory lid.
It sounds different and feels like it makes more power faster.
$ 100 well spent
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07-26-2005, 02:39 PM
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I agree, the intake lids are a great bang for the buck. You should notice a little more air sucking sound under the hood, but I doubt you'll feel 10 extra rwhp on a car already making close to 300 stock... 
I couldn't feel a difference when I put the Direct-Flo's on either of my LS1's...
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I couldn't feel a difference when I put the Direct-Flo's on either of my LS1's...
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07-26-2005, 07:39 PM
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Definately don't go cutting things! 
It'll come out if you undo the two clamps fore and aft the MAF sensor itself. Just be patient and keep working at it as mine was VERY tight on the stock stuff and it was a bit of a pain to get it off the first time. It'll come.
Good luck man.
It'll come out if you undo the two clamps fore and aft the MAF sensor itself. Just be patient and keep working at it as mine was VERY tight on the stock stuff and it was a bit of a pain to get it off the first time. It'll come.
Good luck man.
07-26-2005, 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted by HFLDtA
How did you remove the MAF sensor from the airbox? I am about to purchase a lid but cant figure out how to get it out. Should i cut the it out?
Pry between the rubber/plastic and the metal case of the MAF.
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07-26-2005, 11:43 PM
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a lid is a big bang for the buck. i thought i had a different car after a lid and had a cut out installed. like stated the maf sensor is very snug fit just work it a little at a time don't cut anything.
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Originally Posted by 2000LS1Z28
I agree, the intake lids are a great bang for the buck. You should notice a little more air sucking sound under the hood, but I doubt you'll feel 10 extra rwhp on a car already making close to 300 stock...
