2011 Gmc Sierra Cai

travishale84 · April 21, 2011

so i was toying with the idea of putting a Cold Air Intake on my 2011 sierra with 4.8. i couldnt help but notice that the OEM air box has the mass air flow sensor built into the top of the air box hose... just wondering what my options are.

Superperv23 · April 21, 2011

The maf is held in by two torx screws and you just take it off and put it on the new intake

grounded2 · April 29, 2011

If you purchase the new Cold Air Intake from GMPP. It replaces the box . Had mine done by chevy dealer. Great job and gobs more torque. smoked my brothers 4.6 Tundra by 5 lengths at track. Mine is on 2008 5.3 Z-71

Pumper · April 29, 2011

If you purchase the new Cold Air Intake from GMPP. It replaces the box . Had mine done by chevy dealer. Great job and gobs more torque. smoked my brothers 4.6 Tundra by 5 lengths at track. Mine is on 2008 5.3 Z-71

They don't have a GMPP kit for the 2009 and up do they?

Silverado4x4 · April 30, 2011

If you purchase the new Cold Air Intake from GMPP. It replaces the box . Had mine done by chevy dealer. Great job and gobs more torque. smoked my brothers 4.6 Tundra by 5 lengths at track. Mine is on 2008 5.3 Z-71

Wrong, they do nothing for power and torque just give you more noise and make you think you have more power.

kilbornf · April 30, 2011

If you purchase the new Cold Air Intake from GMPP. It replaces the box . Had mine done by chevy dealer. Great job and gobs more torque. smoked my brothers 4.6 Tundra by 5 lengths at track. Mine is on 2008 5.3 Z-71

Wrong, they do nothing for power and torque just give you more noise and make you think you have more power.

These forums have a lot of B.S. on here

grounded2 · May 1, 2011

If you purchase the new Cold Air Intake from GMPP. It replaces the box . Had mine done by chevy dealer. Great job and gobs more torque. smoked my brothers 4.6 Tundra by 5 lengths at track. Mine is on 2008 5.3 Z-71

Wrong, they do nothing for power and torque just give you more noise and make you think you have more power.

These forums have a lot of B.S. on here

grounded2 · May 1, 2011

If you purchase the new Cold Air Intake from GMPP. It replaces the box . Had mine done by chevy dealer. Great job and gobs more torque. smoked my brothers 4.6 Tundra by 5 lengths at track. Mine is on 2008 5.3 Z-71

Wrong, they do nothing for power and torque just give you more noise and make you think you have more power.

These forums have a lot of B.S. on here

And you base this assumption on what evidence. Do all of the people and dynos at K&N have it all wrong. It is the same setup as the K&N.

Doug_Scott · May 2, 2011

And you base this assumption on what evidence. Do all of the people and dynos at K&N have it all wrong. It is the same setup as the K&N.

Don't recall K&N using the technical term "gobs" in any advertising. If you consider 2 or 3 hp to be "gobs", then more power to you. Wonder what you call a 20 hp gain?

grounded2 · May 2, 2011

And you base this assumption on what evidence. Do all of the people and dynos at K&N have it all wrong. It is the same setup as the K&N.

Don't recall K&N using the technical term "gobs" in any advertising. If you consider 2 or 3 hp to be "gobs", then more power to you. Wonder what you call a 20 hp gain?

I said gobs more torque, if you really want to nitpick. Why don't you try the Tundra forum. I'm sure you can argue about something that you don't know anything about over there and they won't care.

Doug_Scott · May 2, 2011

And you base this assumption on what evidence. Do all of the people and dynos at K&N have it all wrong. It is the same setup as the K&N.

Don't recall K&N using the technical term "gobs" in any advertising. If you consider 2 or 3 hp to be "gobs", then more power to you. Wonder what you call a 20 hp gain?

I said gobs more torque, if you really want to nitpick. Why don't you try the Tundra forum. I'm sure you can argue about something that you don't know anything about over there and they won't care.

Well then teach me. Exactly how many lb/ft of torque are in a "gob"? Does having "gobs" mean you have multiple "gob"? I guess these are new terms, since in the 35 years I have been a licensed mechanic, that term has never come up. Maybe it is because we are metric up here.

[email protected] · May 2, 2011

Now that was a good one.

kdixer · May 3, 2011

And you base this assumption on what evidence. Do all of the people and dynos at K&N have it all wrong. It is the same setup as the K&N.

Don't recall K&N using the technical term "gobs" in any advertising. If you consider 2 or 3 hp to be "gobs", then more power to you. Wonder what you call a 20 hp gain?

I said gobs more torque, if you really want to nitpick. Why don't you try the Tundra forum. I'm sure you can argue about something that you don't know anything about over there and they won't care.

Well then teach me. Exactly how many lb/ft of torque are in a "gob"? Does having "gobs" mean you have multiple "gob"? I guess these are new terms, since in the 35 years I have been a licensed mechanic, that term has never come up. Maybe it is because we are metric up here.

1 Gob = "The box said it would add some."

Gobs = "It must have helped because this thing was expensive."