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05-04-2006, 09:24 AM
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just go for the the moroso cai or k&n one. do some searches on this site, because i dont think u have already. theres plenty of information on it out there already
05-04-2006, 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted by emerica4601
just go for the the moroso cai or k&n one. do some searches on this site, because i dont think u have already. theres plenty of information on it out there already
i have done research and every one pretty much says k&n but i want something that looks unique there is a sponsor i on here that starts with a v i forget their name but i think they make custom intakes e-mailed them and they havent gotten back to me
any1 have ram air pics on an lt1?
05-04-2006, 05:20 PM
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if u want unique looks, get the SLP dual pipe (I don't know what its called), but you are better off getting the moroso or K&N, they are made out of plastic, they will last long and they are of really good quality.
05-04-2006, 10:02 PM
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From all the info Ive gathered, I believe the LS1 lid style intake is the best performing. I would do that. As for being unique you dont see many LT1s with Lids and it will throw everyone for a loop when they open the hood and if you get a clear one, just DAMN. or maybe you could have one painted maybe flamed or something.
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05-07-2006, 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by TAEnvy
From all the info Ive gathered, I believe the LS1 lid style intake is the best performing. I would do that. As for being unique you dont see many LT1s with Lids and it will throw everyone for a loop when they open the hood and if you get a clear one, just DAMN. or maybe you could have one painted maybe flamed or something.
can i do that? put a ls1 intake on it ifso do i need a kit or what?
05-07-2006, 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by TAEnvy
From all the info Ive gathered, I believe the LS1 lid style intake is the best performing. I would do that. As for being unique you dont see many LT1s with Lids and it will throw everyone for a loop when they open the hood and if you get a clear one, just DAMN. or maybe you could have one painted maybe flamed or something.
can i do that? put a ls1 intake on it ifso do i need a kit or what?
05-08-2006, 08:15 PM
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i love my slp and i would highly reccomend this one, cool dual pipe and filter design suppose to add up to 20 hp sounds awesome cost the same as k&n and moroso which are plastic and with the slp u get mandrel bent metal.....no offesnse to anyone
05-14-2006, 01:15 AM
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I also have ram-air induction. I love the way the hood looks, and the sound is amazing. Currently, the intake is louder than my exhaust at WOT. I definately noticed a power gain, but I adjusted the valves at the same time.
Its an expensive setup though. I practically stole mine, $450 for the SLP ram-air box and an American Sports Car hood. Still had to get it painted though.
Its an expensive setup though. I practically stole mine, $450 for the SLP ram-air box and an American Sports Car hood. Still had to get it painted though.
05-14-2006, 01:53 AM
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i got my black powder coated lt1 slp intake off ebay for $1 plus shipping ( he misspelled it and i was the only one that found it ). I traded it for a chrome SLP intake and bought new filters for around $40. So you know have to ghetto rid a cai to get one cheap. Check the boards and misspelling on ebay.
05-14-2006, 11:40 AM
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I ran a few different setups on my 93
While this one was pretty bulky and did not have the best ram air effect - it was definitely the most unique (and did keep the AITs down) - was cheap to build too:
While this one was pretty bulky and did not have the best ram air effect - it was definitely the most unique (and did keep the AITs down) - was cheap to build too:
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