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Old 04-22-2007, 07:37 PM
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Default SLP Flo Pac...Worth It?

Anyone who runs it and like it?

I hear there is no point in the cold air intake in these cars, since they run cold enough already?

If so what should I do...just lid? smooth bellows too?

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bellows = worthless
K&N filter only if you really want one
slps cai= crap get the SSRA or seal the airbox to the lid if you have a WS6 hood

the lid is the only thing thats worth it
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Just the lid.
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What about CAI should I just leave it or SLP/SSRA?
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SSRA the slp kit is ****
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is it worth it to go SSRA or should i just leave it...also anyone with SSRA does it scrape on driveways?
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dude its really high up, youre not gonna drag it. its 188$ from LMperformance and beats all the other cai kits except for the BGRA which isnt made anymore and was only for ws6 cars
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right on bro thanks
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I have the SSRA, no problems at all very happy with it!
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Cool, I think im gonna go with the SLP lid a KN filter and the SSRA...any chance of me being abe to get my hands on a used BGRA? or too hard to find?
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i have flo-pac, it works ok for me
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ive been looknig for 2 years, not a one. the last noe that was for sale the guy thought he had a gold nugget and wanted over $300 for it
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god damn, for a cold air intake??? thats crazy!
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I have an SLP flowpac, I bought each part separately though, and it's worked great for me. I installed the SLP lid first, felt a little difference nothing big. I noticed the biggest difference after installing the SLP Cold Air Induction kit. I installed the bellow and MAF last.
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well im kinda slim on money so im thinking SSRA, anyone else have this? and like it?
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Flo Pac is worth it if you can find it at a good price.
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orangeapeel, you think its better than going the SSRA route?
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Flow Pac is great to me. I purchased the induction kit and love it. Looks great and there was a slightly noticeable change in performance. I have no complaints
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what are people gaining from these at the track with an otherwise stock car (besides catback)? That will tell if they're really worth the money vs. SSRA.
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We have been selling the Flowpac's for years, and never had an issue with them. Like any cold air intake...your not gonna see tremendous gains from them stock...but the gains do increase the more you mod the car. If anything, my experiance has been that SLP's stuff is engineered well, and lasts for ever.

To anyone interested, we also have the Flowpac's in stock and on sale-
http://marylandspeed.com/index.php?c...take%20Systems



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