slp flow pac
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looking into buying this for my Z
http://www.slponline.com/view_produc...47&BIG=21047-1
my concern is the low cold air inlet will pick up water due to its location.
has anyone installed this setup??
is just the air lid and bellows and filter enough? or does the cold air induction kit add that much??
thanks
tony
http://www.slponline.com/view_produc...47&BIG=21047-1
my concern is the low cold air inlet will pick up water due to its location.
has anyone installed this setup??
is just the air lid and bellows and filter enough? or does the cold air induction kit add that much??
thanks
tony
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The SLP CAI is not low, if anything it's too short (but
still hugs the radiator enough to absorb a whole lot of
heat, and pass it along to the IAT sensor to dog you
later).
Buy only what works, and save a -whole- lot of money
over this "Pac".
still hugs the radiator enough to absorb a whole lot of
heat, and pass it along to the IAT sensor to dog you
later).
Buy only what works, and save a -whole- lot of money
over this "Pac".
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Originally Posted by mxmatt137
I have the entire slp intake on my car with an aftermarket airfilter. I've driven in rain and had no problems. Easy to install and works well.