sheetmetal intakes?
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my car is more strip than street. only drive on the street for late night action or just to cruise around and play. i like the one from beck and wilson, but cant afford right now.
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At your HP level, a single plane would probably be smarter money wise. Most sheet metal intakes are easily $1500+ as they tend to be custom made for your perticular application and needs.
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The "cheaper" sheetmetal intakes will run you 2500-3k, a well built one will cost you north of $4500. If you are on a hyd. cam and stock (head) castings, look into a single plane intake as the gains will be nearly the same for less than 1/4 of the price.
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