Intake
12-19-2004, 03:31 PM
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Intake
hey which intake do u guys perfer? i like the looks of the slp but i was thinking more along the lines of the moroso i also think the k&n looks good but the moroso has a better design with the ducting and all
12-19-2004, 06:15 PM
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ok well ill have to look around i kno k&n make good stuff but from the pic in jegs it looks like moroso has better duct work and stuff unless the k&n is like a generic pic, do u have any pics of your K&N? moroso and k &n are about the same design
01-17-2005, 09:40 PM
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Moroso High Flow Induction system vs. K&N panel filter
Results Analysis
In general, the Moroso High Flow Induction System demonstrated results that were close to the manufacturer claimed on a stock-motored car. If removing the air intake silencer and adding a K&N panel filter is good for a few hp and this system is good for a few hp over that, then this system might be worth 7-8 hp on a bone stock car
. Our experience is that this system is inexpensive (around $100 retail) and easy to install. The Moroso system made noticeably more peak power (3-4hp :banghead: and 4-5ft-lbs) than the baseline K&N panel filter. More importantly, this system made more hp and torque across the entire RPM range of the motor. Clearly there is room for optimization of the stock 5.0L induction system and Moroso can deliver it 
CHRIS DONT KNOW **** DANG
Results Analysis
In general, the Moroso High Flow Induction System demonstrated results that were close to the manufacturer claimed on a stock-motored car. If removing the air intake silencer and adding a K&N panel filter is good for a few hp and this system is good for a few hp over that, then this system might be worth 7-8 hp on a bone stock car
. Our experience is that this system is inexpensive (around $100 retail) and easy to install. The Moroso system made noticeably more peak power (3-4hp :banghead: and 4-5ft-lbs) than the baseline K&N panel filter. More importantly, this system made more hp and torque across the entire RPM range of the motor. Clearly there is room for optimization of the stock 5.0L induction system and Moroso can deliver it CHRIS DONT KNOW **** DANG
01-17-2005, 09:46 PM
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well still who cares they do the same thing...... But mine come on my car and i am not gona take it to put a moroso on there.... Im gona stick with the million mile waranty filter (k&n)
