Cold Air Inductions CAI for sale
12-30-2012, 08:03 PM
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Cold Air Inductions CAI for sale I have a COld Air Induction CAI for sale. I will be installing my turbo kit in a couple of months and I won't be able to use this anymore. It's only been on the car for 5-7k miles. It is the silver one.
Asking $175 shipped and I am pretty firm on that price.
Asking $175 shipped and I am pretty firm on that price.
12-31-2012, 12:09 PM
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Had a member with a gxp ask me about this intake. I just wanted to check with everyone and see if this will work on a gxp since it is for an impala.
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It will only fit the Impala SS, since the front core support and header pannels are different. You might be able to make it fit though with a little fab work.
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Just curious as to why everyone prefers these to the regular k&n intakes? I don't know an awful lot about them is why I ask. From everything i've read the open style k&n's always make a couple more horse than the closed style volant's (and this one). Yet everybody with the ls4's says the cold air inductions are better.
I may be interested in buying it so i'm just asking if anybody has scientific evidence as to why they're supposed to be better for our cars.
I may be interested in buying it so i'm just asking if anybody has scientific evidence as to why they're supposed to be better for our cars.
