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07-14-2012
Just wondering what kind of aftermarket intakes everyone has been running on their gtp's?? Also if anyone is running an open cone style of intake, if you have any problems driving through heavy rain?
This is the first of any mods that I will have done to my car so any suggestions are helpful..
07-14-2012
Open cone.. FTW...
Read the Link in my sig.
I run an open cone and have had NO problems with it..
07-14-2012
Heavy rains will no affect it however submerging it will, if the former were true all the cars of the 60's and 70's with those huge hood scoops would have did during the first spring rains
07-14-2012
I got a slight loss in horsepower in heavy rain after driving for two hours straight at 80+ mph. Not serious, but noticeable.
07-15-2012
lul, humidity.Originally Posted by ShadowSwept
07-15-2012
Humidity sucks around here. Can't wait for winter.
07-15-2012
Make your very own ZZP intake!
Bonus points for telling us which isle this stuff is from.
07-15-2012
half the parts from home depot, other half from menards and a sticker. amirite?
07-15-2012
i run an SLP CAI from 3800performance, i bought this to complete my ram air hood thats the only reason, but making your own is the way to go
07-15-2012
Thanks for the help.. im most likely going to just buy a complete set up. Just seems much easier and i don't have many tools to work with at my apartment.
07-15-2012
Id get one of those JMB (JBM?) fenderwell intakes. its basically just one smooth tube that goes straight to the fender, and it looks nice.
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07-15-2012
you could probably make a FWI fairly easy, im gonna try and make one just because one day when im bored. not sure when that will happen though because im always so busy
07-15-2012
Either slap a filter onto the throttle body for a cheap intake or do this:
http://www.grandprixforums.net/simpl...res-33351.html
Very simple to follow, and not much tools needed at all.
07-17-2012
bought 45 degree rubber from ebay, and filter from ebay, was $55 all together.
no tools? no prob need one screwdriver and a adjustable wrench maybe at the most. you can use anything to cut a circle for iat sensor, i used a dremel tool but my first intake i took a knife poked into the rubber and did circles tell the hole was big enough. just dont cut yourself lol
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