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12-17-2010
OMG, why did nobody link another thread on how to make a intake for cheap. Directions is what you need when you never get to work on cars
http://www.grandprixforums.net/simpl...res-33351.html
^^^ Do It Yourself Intake ^^^^
Or if you really have money to spend on it, you can get something fancier
Air Induction: 3800 Performance < Complete Cold Air Kits for our cars
Originally Posted by AmericanSoldier
12-16-2010
spectre filter is oiled just like a k&n
get a dryflow filter if your worried about it.
i went to pepboys, bought a 22* 4" chrome elbow, 3"-4" silicone adpter, and spectre filter. BAM a nice looking intake for $50.00.
12-16-2010
maf's dont like the filter getting over oiled... something alotta ppl do.
Originally Posted by SuperSport
12-16-2010
No... take ur whole stock intake off... tube and all... slap filter directly on throttle body... theres a IAT sensor that u will have to re route somewhere close to the air filter itself.
Originally Posted by SuperSport
12-16-2010
IF I do that, how will I protect the AF from heat? I dont know what a IAT sensor is? Is re routing it difficult?
12-16-2010
filter will be fine... alot of us gave been running cone intakes for awhile. IAT is teh intake air temp sensor... it sounds more difficult than it is... it just needs to be close to the air filter. when u take your old intake tube off u will see the sensor. its little.
Originally Posted by SuperSport
12-16-2010
I gotcha. Slapping that on there tomorrow...
Off Topic Question: If you know.. Will 20x7.5 - 5x110 bolt pattern (20 inch rims) fit on my GTP?
12-16-2010
wont fit... we have 5x115 bolt pattern...
Originally Posted by SuperSport
12-16-2010
Thanks!
12-17-2010
or spend less.........
12-17-2010
Yeah I was gonna say why didnt someone just post a picture of their cone filter slapped on their intake I think it would have been easier for him to understand that.
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