JerryS4

I kept the cold air box (lower left) and added some 2 1/2" air-conditioner insulation to keep the dust and excess hot engine bay air out while letting the sound go toward the passengers. Normally, there is a 1" gap around the tube and air box opening. I think I might also drill out some holes on the front of the air box facing the front grill for added cold in-flow.

gemunji

Hi i am looking at ordering one of these intakes on line, i see you say its easy to fit which is good not that mechnical but just wondering about the insulation. I assume that did not come with the intake, how have you held it in place? Also did it reduce the supercharger sound thank you

JerryS4

I got the wide 2 1/2" insulation from a Home Center store and it just gets pushed into place and stays. Sound is not cut as far as I can tell. I just did not want hot air to get into the engine.

gemunji

thanks for the info, i am just about to order one and will see how it goes

gemunji

I have to buy the intake from USA can not get it in Austraia, can you tell me where did you get yours and is it wrinkle black that you purchased? Thanks

gemunji

I just recieved my intake from the USA looking forward to installing on weekend

Sickler

Though the intake is awesome, I'm going to be selling the one I bought. It's the chrome version and I have about 1800 miles on it. If you're in the Orange County, CA area or willing to drive and pick it up, I'll let it go for $125 ($240 new). PM if you're interested.

Thanks...

adhesiv

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gemunji

i installed the intake today and it was pretty easy and it sounds so cool, worth the money that is for sure combined with the stasis exhaust it is just what i was looking for.

NVThs1

+1. I threw mine on this weekend. Easy to do, and it really seems to wake up the supercharger from a sound aspect. I too have the Stasis exahust so the car is feeling alive. Now I need the ECU and I think my performance modding will be set for a while.