Sabz
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The elbows are the 90 degree Spectre.
How much were the k&n cones you got and were they the smaller size?
The elbows are the 90 degree Spectre.
Not sure what, if any, performance benefits might be obtained - looks like a cosmetic piece to me, and I'm not a fan of the look.What do you guys think?
Hello Everyone I am new to this forum. Does anyone have advise or data what the best intake is for the Stinger? Is there a clear cut winner?
Welcome. In my opinion the best intake is JT. There are also AEM which is plastic and so far fitment seems good. There is the AP intake but people have had fitment issues with them, same for the stillen. The Injen are very nice but no heat shield.Hello Everyone I am new to this forum. Does anyone have advise or data what the best intake is for the Stinger? Is there a clear cut winner?
Well I ordered the BMS intake last night. I like the ease of install and zero risk for fitment. I’ll report back my experience with it.
Where did you source them, and did you pair them with an exhaust?Pick your poison. I went with the Injen intakes - large area filters, nice intake and blow off sound, and well engineered tubing. Install was simple, and I love the appearance and sound.
1) Is it going to give huge results by itself? I doubt it - I've seen marginal increases 1/4 mile and 0-60 to this point using Dragy.
2) Is it going to help with additional power mods - e.g downpipes and/or tuning? Yes, I'm pretty certain it will, but I'll wait to see what transpires.
As others have said, intakes are going to help when you start asking the motor to pass more air - there are a number of alternatives, and I don't think there's a huge performance difference between them. Nobody has provided numbers or comparisons that provide clear real world performance data.
I bought them from KharTunerz in California and had them shipped to a border storage facility in Montana, to save on shipping/importation costs.Where did you source them, and did you pair them with an exhaust?
Had the pleasure of having my air filter cone pop off the plastic tube on the AP CAI. Happened twice now while driving.
Doesn’t matter how far I shove the filter or vary the clamp pressure. Even took rubbing alcohol to the rubber/plastic contact/pressure points. This thing looks awesome, sounds awesome, but just is a PITA Fitment wise.
So now I’ve got to pop the hood and check them EVERY drive.
I’ve had CAIs on other cars... nebever had these kind of issues.
For me I install AEM intakeHello Everyone I am new to this forum. Does anyone have advise or data what the best intake is for the Stinger? Is there a clear cut winner?
Had the pleasure of having my air filter cone pop off the plastic tube on the AP CAI. Happened twice now while driving.
Doesn’t matter how far I shove the filter or vary the clamp pressure. Even took rubbing alcohol to the rubber/plastic contact/pressure points. This thing looks awesome, sounds awesome, but just is a PITA Fitment wise.
So now I’ve got to pop the hood and check them EVERY drive.
I’ve had CAIs on other cars... nebever had these kind of issues.
Look forward to your follow up. I'm leaning toward the JT set up myself, they will allow a lot more air flow by eliminating the pathetic stock air choking intake system forward of the filters. CheersWell I ordered the BMS intake last night. I like the ease of install and zero risk for fitment. I’ll report back my experience with it.
I the AEM intake is awesome. Trust me it will sound better. I got mine 3 weeks ago. I got mine for freeI'm installing the AEM intake tomorrow. I can take pictures as I go if anybody is interested.
I the AEM intake is awesome. Trust me it will sound better. I got mine 3 weeks ago. I got mine for free
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