Thread: Where can I have a good CAI?

I'm looking for a nice one that works well and possibly easy to assemble.. Can anyone possibly link me to a page that sells them cheap? (:

I was thinking about getting this
http://www.carid.com/1998-pontiac-gr...ke-284273.html

We normally make them for cheap, because buying one for $200 is ludacris.

it is over priced.

visit the how to/ write ups section.

http://www.grandprixforums.net/simpl...ntake+pictures

Read through this, you'll get an idea of what you can buy to make one yourself. And still spend under 80 bucks.

Just get a $30 spectre filter from Advanced Auto or something and stick it right on the end of the throttle body...Cheap and it sounds amazing.

PVC piping*

Get rid of the stock tubing and throw the filter on the throttle body or use PV piping in place of the stock tubing

Or if you just have to have some flash like me and few others here do this 3.5" PIPE PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE GT GTP 3.8 3.8L V6 AIR INTAKE 97 1998 1999-2003 | eBay
FREE Shipping and cheap, hence why I bought one LOL.

Originally Posted by Joshmoshh

wow look at that, and I dont even have to take the airbox out XD! sounds like a plan that I can easily do at home.. and It saves me $300 lol..
but the only thing is.. shouldnt the filter be heat protected?

im defiantly getting this by the way :P

Um.. Yes the air box has to come out, it's only 3 bolts. No the filter does not need to be protected.
Here is mine

No worries, I just took a double take at that ebay pic haha, well I guess you could leave it in there. I just opted to take mine out, you know weight reduction LOL. J/k Whatevea works.

needs bigger inlet pipe IMO

Originally Posted by Fivefingerdeathpunch

needs bigger inlet pipe IMO

I like the small one :P unless u can link me to a better offer? Iknow you said to use homemade stuff but meh.. :/
the one in the ebay pic looks alot smaller than in the pic posted here XD blahh..

It could be bigger. For the $27 free ship. Could not pass it up. It is 3.5" so that works for me. Took me all of 15 minutes to install. AND the SC whine is sooo NICE