More MPG+HP? possible.?
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Originally Posted by viper04af
n/a the tubes are fine but people are finding better scavage with headers and less Knock
so they do flow better......
so they do flow better......
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Thats how most V8 guys feel, but I'm not going to knock someone's enthusiasm for his car either.
Personally, seeing how little of a difference they actually make on V8's as compared to what they are claimed to make, I wouldn't really hassle with it on a V6. I think being that young the money could be better spent elsewhere on things that will bring bigger smiles.
Personally, seeing how little of a difference they actually make on V8's as compared to what they are claimed to make, I wouldn't really hassle with it on a V6. I think being that young the money could be better spent elsewhere on things that will bring bigger smiles.
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Originally Posted by NoRiceInside
and gthug dude...stop contradicting yourself. a CAI and lid are two seperate things that arent compatible with eachother. CAI is for 95-97. lid is for 98-02.
cold air induction (metal piece) and lid.
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Originally Posted by NoRiceInside
looks like its called ram air induction, not cold air.
looks like you know what im talking about but ur just being a smart@$$!
http://www.slponline.com/view_product.asp?P=21033
there you go COLD AIR INDUCTION!
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I highly doubt that is even considered a CAI... they go right over the radiator, and into the engine... a CAI on a 95-97 actually has the filter away from the engine.
But if you wanna pay for 140 piece of metal you could make, be my guest.
But if you wanna pay for 140 piece of metal you could make, be my guest.
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Originally Posted by paarman97maro
I highly doubt that is even considered a CAI... they go right over the radiator, and into the engine... a CAI on a 95-97 actually has the filter away from the engine.
But if you wanna pay for 140 piece of metal you could make, be my guest.
But if you wanna pay for 140 piece of metal you could make, be my guest.
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Originally Posted by paarman97maro
I highly doubt that is even considered a CAI... they go right over the radiator, and into the engine... a CAI on a 95-97 actually has the filter away from the engine.
But if you wanna pay for 140 piece of metal you could make, be my guest.
But if you wanna pay for 140 piece of metal you could make, be my guest.
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Originally Posted by GUGdaTHUG3
You two are suck Newbs, when it comes to 98+ fbodies. The whisperlid and CAI (metal piece) is the 93-97 version of the CAI. They end up paying the same amount we do when we get a CAI. The air is ****** in through the metal piece and through the lid into the TB. Ask Chad.... or someone with a 98+. Basically everyone that mods 98+ fbodies have aftermarket lids and CAI's.
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Originally Posted by 2000v6cam
actually if i buy a CAI for my car it would give me a tube with a filter that drops off to the drivers side corner of the engine bay and would look kinda like the intake on a 93-97, i wouldnt still pull air through my original intake that has the lid in the front
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Originally Posted by GUGdaTHUG3
arghhh. okay fine w/e. this piece... http://www.slponline.com/view_product.asp?P=21033
