Twin cone Volant intake
03-15-2007, 06:40 PM
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Twin cone Volant intake Does anyone have a Twin cone Volant intake? First off how do you like it performance and looks? Post pictures please!
03-15-2007, 08:03 PM
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I already searched but didn't really find much. Don't make me bag on you jk 
no I wasn't planning to by it I just want to look at the set up in some pictures so I could try to make one myself. I can't find the Y tube connecting the filters and maf. does anyone know where I could get that Y plastic tube?
no I wasn't planning to by it I just want to look at the set up in some pictures so I could try to make one myself. I can't find the Y tube connecting the filters and maf. does anyone know where I could get that Y plastic tube?
03-15-2007, 08:54 PM
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I currently have a Volant with the twin cones and have also had a lid. I switched to the Volant 'cause I liked the looks. Those cones look badass!
As far as performance goes, they're basically the same. The Volant may work better than a lid provided you have a ram air hood. Anyone who says a lid is better is blowing smoke. As a matter of fact, there was a guy who tested a home made Volant type setup (I believe he didn't have the box) and his dyno pulls indicated that the twin cone setup made better power (he did A LOT of testing and pulls).
The price difference isn't that much if you can find a used Volant that's in good condition. I picked mine up off Ebay minus the filters, which I bought new from K&N. In total I paid around $150.
Marc
As far as performance goes, they're basically the same. The Volant may work better than a lid provided you have a ram air hood. Anyone who says a lid is better is blowing smoke. As a matter of fact, there was a guy who tested a home made Volant type setup (I believe he didn't have the box) and his dyno pulls indicated that the twin cone setup made better power (he did A LOT of testing and pulls).
The price difference isn't that much if you can find a used Volant that's in good condition. I picked mine up off Ebay minus the filters, which I bought new from K&N. In total I paid around $150.
Marc
03-16-2007, 06:13 AM
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Originally Posted by nytmare1
I currently have a Volant with the twin cones and have also had a lid. I switched to the Volant 'cause I liked the looks. Those cones look badass!
As far as performance goes, they're basically the same. The Volant may work better than a lid provided you have a ram air hood. Anyone who says a lid is better is blowing smoke. As a matter of fact, there was a guy who tested a home made Volant type setup (I believe he didn't have the box) and his dyno pulls indicated that the twin cone setup made better power (he did A LOT of testing and pulls).
The price difference isn't that much if you can find a used Volant that's in good condition. I picked mine up off Ebay minus the filters, which I bought new from K&N. In total I paid around $150.
Marc
As far as performance goes, they're basically the same. The Volant may work better than a lid provided you have a ram air hood. Anyone who says a lid is better is blowing smoke. As a matter of fact, there was a guy who tested a home made Volant type setup (I believe he didn't have the box) and his dyno pulls indicated that the twin cone setup made better power (he did A LOT of testing and pulls).
The price difference isn't that much if you can find a used Volant that's in good condition. I picked mine up off Ebay minus the filters, which I bought new from K&N. In total I paid around $150.
Marc
