2000Z28ls1

iTrader: (18)

I have read around for a while what kinda of cold air intake to put onto my Z28 the K&N website and it claims 15 something to the wheels where the SLP clains up to 25 hp so if anyone could chime in it would be great the SLP is a kit that comes with alot the smooth below and lip but it looks like it channels the air from low so if I hit a puddle it looks like it could suck up water

chavez885

iTrader: (12)

Both would be good choices,and an intake will not get you 25 hp to the wheels. I'd go for the cheaper one which is probably k&n,just my opinion.

Tainted

iTrader: (9)

they both suck.

stick with a lid and get the SSRA

NBMFTW

SLP kit is about 40-50 bucks cheaper.

I have thought the same about the two, and plan to just go with a Flopac because of the price difference.

Tainted

iTrader: (9)

no dont buy the flow crap pack.

the slp lid is the only worthwhile thing in that. those bellows are APPEARANCE nothing more. the "CAI" doesnt go to the bottom of the car and is a **** poor design. the K&N CAI offers no gain over a lid. this has been gone voer thousands of tiems and each and every time we always come up with the same answer: stick with a lid and a real cai kit like the BGRa, SSRA, or the FTRA. youre throwing money out the door with those other things.

2000Z28ls1

iTrader: (18)

K thanks guys btw what are the abbr. still new to this

TLUZLS1

iTrader: (6)

SSRA- super sucker ram air.
FTRA- fast toys ram air.
BGRA- big gulp ram air.

bigti99a

iTrader: (16)

i have the flow pack, but a lid will do just fine. there are no real big gains getting the "ram air" kits to go with it.

2000Z28ls1

iTrader: (18)

Sweet thanks a lot do I need a RA hood to use the RA kits?

Sideways240sx

iTrader: (22)

I have a 98 ws6 clone. The hood is functional, and i have a ws6 air box, with a k&n, with an SLP lid, would i benefit at all going with the ssra, ftra, or bgra or is my setup good enough? sorry for the hijack, but search isn't working tonight. Thanks, Chris

Tainted

iTrader: (9)

the BGRA kit is no longer amde, but you can make one yourself. here is the bst and biggest "ram air" kit debate that I know of. if you dont wanna read through it heres the final say.

** Oh and also ther FTRA and SSRA creator had a full out battle in the thread, the SSRA was argused to be the better of the 2...

SSRA: best "ram air" kit you can still buy and best kit for non WS6 cars
BGRA or home amde BGRA:Best "Ram air" kit hands down but its for WS6 cars only.

https://ls1tech.com/forums/generation-iii-external-engine/598828-bg-ram-air-vs-ssra.html


Just remember, do research before you buy this stuff! and keep in mind there is NOT a true "ram air". ram air is a pressurised effect FORCING air into your motor, this can only be done with very high monuted scoops like the drag cars and forced induction (turbo superchargers)

Sideways240sx

iTrader: (22)

Thanks for the info. Did you ever end up making a BGRA? im going to look into this more, and see if i can fab something up. Thanks, Chris

Dip Stick

iTrader: (1)

If someone ever got their crap together and mde a BGRA kit again they would make a killing

I got the volant intake, did the !fra mod and also got the SSRA. Im happy with them, but not sure if Id notice anything to be unhappy about hehe