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    Quote Originally Posted by cleangtp View Post
    Dude it's almost 300 bucks, not closed off to engine heat, creates more knock retard. You're paying almost 300 bucks for a intake tube and filter. You can pay 40 bucks, buy k&n filter, go to home depot, buy 4 inch abs tubing cut to the dimension you need. Buy roof flashing and close it off to the heat or run open cone. The reason the gas mileage is better is because it sucks in hot air. If you live in a winter climate have you ever wondered why you use more fuel in the winter? Cool dense air near ambient temps will always make more power.

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    yea i couldnt find the dip stick much less make an intake, i am a gun mechanic not a car mechanic
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    Quote Originally Posted by BeastlyGroceryGetter View Post
    yea i couldnt find the dip stick much less make an intake, i am a gun mechanic not a car mechanic

    Here's my intake, quite easy to do, very simple. Cost me $66 out the door with a $10 off coupon from advance. It's 4 inch tubing with a 45 degree bend, I tried the 22.5 degree bend but the filter was to big and was hitting I believe the cruise control. I bought one 3.5 to 4in coupler, bought a 7/8's holesaw bit for IAT, came with the grommet. K&N filter 4x9 inch very pleased. I actually saw on the butt dyno you can def feel the difference. Supercharger screams like a baby. I also had a old 45 degree elbow and since my car is a 98gtp I already had the triangle duct where the guys use the roof flashing. I attatched the 45 degree bend on the inside of the fenderwell to duct cold air right to the tip of the filter. Cell phone pic sorry bout the quality.



    Cell phone pic, sorry bout the quality.
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