
Originally Posted by
Logan_
Sorry to start a new thread. I've been searching for a few days now about intakes but nobody has a solid answer as to which is the best out there. Figured starting a new thread would possibly give me some more information that I couldn't find.
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Really? There are probably a hundred threads on this subject. Maybe begin by telling us what your short term and long term goals are.
For instance is this show or go, sound or performance? There is no one universal answer.
Honestly the stock intake and filter flow extremely well. There will be no power gains of any significance by changing intakes if you are on stock tune, or probably not on stage 2 tunes until you get into even higher levels of tune and have other power mods.
As to sound, if you want maximum induction sound and supercharger whine, go with an open intake. But, unless you isolate it from engine heat you may actually lose power.
The combo in my signature is just about the maximum flow and provides all of the flow the engine can handle for all but the most heavily modified cars.
If you just want to hear the supercharger the most important thing is to replace the stock throttle body tube. It has a resonator chamber that is designed to cancel out the sound frequencies of supercharger whine. An intake with a reinforced or rigid throttle body tube and no resonator chamber allows the supercharger whine to be heard. The 034 reinforced throttle body tube is an example. Mate it with a high flow air filter, such as aFe’s dual cone oiled gauze or dry flow, maybe open up the cold side of the stock air box. Lots of highly modified cars running low 11’s to high 10 second quarter mile times with this setup. This is a true cold air intake drawing air from the outside and from the passenger side fog light area.
If it’s just sound or eye candy any of the open intakes will get you there, but they are not going to make more power.
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