k & n air intake worth it?
09-17-2004 | 01:52 PM
#22
K&N, throttle bod bypass, exaust or dump,pcm for less tuning with a 160 thermostat. then your headers. Dont waste your money on freaking MAF, nor port your own. thats good first engine mods.
09-18-2004 | 11:32 AM
#25
Originally Posted by 93greenformula
i went ot the track before i bought myy k&n air intake and went back after i installed it and it took .3 off my time so in my book it waas worth it
09-18-2004 | 12:43 PM
#26
On The Tree
Joined: Nov 2003
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From: South Jersey
[QUOTE=93transam] It doesn't matter how much you pick up it's better then stock and you'll need it down the road. 93's run better then the rest of us so you're already ahead.
Rich
Originally Posted by enisguy
You'll be lucky if you get 5 horses to the wheels with an intake.
What about in conjuction with other mods ie; headers and exhaust. Don't they work as complinents to other mods by allowing the engine to breath better. (im about to purchase a moroso CAI used)
What about in conjuction with other mods ie; headers and exhaust. Don't they work as complinents to other mods by allowing the engine to breath better. (im about to purchase a moroso CAI used)
Rich
09-18-2004 | 02:32 PM
#27
Originally Posted by fattypros
I just signed up on this site, and I have owned a 97 z28 for about a year now and still have it stock, im looking to start building her up, right now I'm running about 15.1@94mph at the track, still getting used to shifting. I'm looking into cold air intakes, and the only things that places offer me is the K&N replacement air intake for about $240. The reported HP gain on the site is 18hp, does anyone have any info to support or disuade the use of the intake? Thanks
09-18-2004 | 04:42 PM
#28
Originally Posted by dhdenney
Spend the money on some good sticky tires. A good frickin' launch will put you down in times for sure. Drag radials probably instead of slicks--might break something. If you want cold air, buy the cone filter and go to the heating and plumbing store and buy hoseclamps and piping and rubber connections and make your own cold air for $65. Filter will be $45 of that.
