Is this Cold Air intake good?
#1
Is this Cold Air intake good?
Ive been browsing lately and i came by this custom cold air intake set up. My car is a '96 z-28, with traction control, so i couldnt get a K&N intake set. I found this SLP intake. Is this a good set up or no?
Part:
Cold-Air Induction Package, 1994-97 Camaro/Firebird V8
Intallation Instructions:
Instructions
not sure if i just want to stick with my 25 dollar spectre air filter.
Part:
Cold-Air Induction Package, 1994-97 Camaro/Firebird V8
Intallation Instructions:
Instructions
not sure if i just want to stick with my 25 dollar spectre air filter.
#4
Wow, didnt even think about lingenfelter, that is a good deal.
Lingenfelter CAI
Lingenfelter CAI
#9
i bought the ebay special and i have no complaints. i bought it for 72 shipped. i didnt want to spend $300 because im upgrading to a turbo setup. its a good buy if you have forced induction plans in the future.
#10
But if you insist on going new and are on a tight budget then the Ebay ones may work, but fitting may be a problem. Be careful.
#13
I can its for my brothers birthday and he fell in love with that kit and I want to get him interested into cars and if thats what it costs for me to get him interested then its well worth it....
#14
No reason to buy a $280 CAI I don't care what the reason is. Thats like paying $800 for a cast piston cause it looked cool.
#15
I have the SLP CAI. Not a single complaint and it looks great under the hood. I have the Chrome version, so maybe that helps in the looks department.
I have been thinking about selling it lately though. The chrome just doesn't really go with the look I am after. The twin filters look nifty too. If you decide to go with the SLP, you will not be disapointed except for the empty space in the wallet.
I have been thinking about selling it lately though. The chrome just doesn't really go with the look I am after. The twin filters look nifty too. If you decide to go with the SLP, you will not be disapointed except for the empty space in the wallet.