Question about SLP Cold Air Intake or "flopac"
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Question about SLP Cold Air Intake or "flopac" If I add the SLP Cold Air Induction or "flopac" as the call it, will I need to do the "free ram air" mod in order to install it???
From what I read the chris1313 on average picks up 2mph in the quarter mile. Since my setup is completely new I can't really do any before and after testing. I believe there is a thread on it somewhere around here.
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See below.
This, SSRA:
SLP:
SSRA on car:
You can also get the bottom "scoop" of the SSRA that is made to extend the SLP and FTRA kits. It looks like he only has it on ebay though.
SLP:
SSRA on car:
You can also get the bottom "scoop" of the SSRA that is made to extend the SLP and FTRA kits. It looks like he only has it on ebay though.
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Damm that is a prett big difference. So I could get the "extension" that would connect to the bottom of my slp version? It looks like its slip fit..Well worth it will little modification.. I'll check out ebay..
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See below.
This, SSRA:
http://i45.tinypic.com/n647rb.png
SLP:
http://i45.tinypic.com/10rlpmx.png
SSRA on car:
http://i47.tinypic.com/ka31b7.jpg
You can also get the bottom "scoop" of the SSRA that is made to extend the SLP and FTRA kits. It looks like he only has it on ebay though.
This, SSRA:
http://i45.tinypic.com/n647rb.png
SLP:
http://i45.tinypic.com/10rlpmx.png
SSRA on car:
http://i47.tinypic.com/ka31b7.jpg
You can also get the bottom "scoop" of the SSRA that is made to extend the SLP and FTRA kits. It looks like he only has it on ebay though.
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Yeah the extension is 69$. Though...I wish they had the jaws version extension. http://www.ebay.com/itm/SSRA-Jaws-LS...95194b&vxp=mtr. That seems like it truly would gulp and ram the **** outta some air the faster you go.
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Yeah the extension is 69$. Though...I wish they had the jaws version extension. http://www.ebay.com/itm/SSRA-Jaws-LS...95194b&vxp=mtr. That seems like it truly would gulp and ram the **** outta some air the faster you go.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/SSRA-scoop-S...8f60a0&vxp=mtr. Well I guess with shipping it's about the same.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/SSRA-scoop-S...8f60a0&vxp=mtr. Well I guess with shipping it's about the same.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/generatio...air-worth.html
Good luck on your choice, hit me up if you got any questions
I'd recommend anything but the SLP one, it picks up
a lot of heat at idle and jacks your IATs up by a fair
(timing-pulling) bit (unless you relocate that sensor).
And the rest of the "Flow-Pac" you could do without,
especially if you've already bought a lid.
a lot of heat at idle and jacks your IATs up by a fair
(timing-pulling) bit (unless you relocate that sensor).
And the rest of the "Flow-Pac" you could do without,
especially if you've already bought a lid.