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tbyrne Senior Enthusiast

tbyrne

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We have the Outlaw Inductions on sale for $219.99 until Sunday, August 30th -

 

The GM Outlaw Power cold air intake system will be the first and last intake system you will ever need install onto your vehicle. Installation is fast and easy out of the box. You do not have to hassle with small gaskets and screws and installation does not require more than 1 pair of hands like some of the other intake systems. We have reduced the amount of restrictions and turbulence in this intake system to deliver you cold non turbulent air at the highest mass velocity possible.

 

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The Outlaw Power airbox has a large opening that seals against the inner fender. Seal trim is provided and attached to the airbox. The sealed system ensures cold air is ducted into the air box. The enclosed air box shields the air-intake charge and air filter from trail dust, road grime, and torque-robbing heat. This provides complete protection for high-torque engine demands.

 

As cold outside air enters the airbox, it is efficiently directed into the Outlaw Power air filter. Outlaw Power uses a contoured air filter top, as opposed to a flat filter top. This design was created to increase airflow and reduce air turbulence, which increases air transfer efficiency.

 

Once inside the filter, an inverted velocity stack design guides the air as it enters the filter and directs the air toward the intake tube. The air is then accelerated through the main velocity stack into the mass airflow sensor and intake tube.

 

In addition, this utility patent-pending design allows for greater filter area within the contained air intake system because the connection to the intake tube is made on the exterior of the air box, rather than on the interior. Greater filter area results in increased filtration capacity, which allows for highest airflow and performance.

 

INSM-0010 1999-'06 Outlaw Induction for 5.3 and 6.0 powered GM Full Size GM Trucks and SUVs $219.99

 

INSM-0032 2007+ Outlaw Induction -Cadillac/ Chevrolet/ GMC, Avalanche/ Escalade/ Sierra/ Silverado/ Suburban/ Tahoe/ Yukon, 5.3L/ 6.0L/ 6.2L $219.99

 

Orders can be placed online or by giving us a call at 1-877-482-9763.

 

Have a great day!

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"INSM-0032 2007+ Outlaw Induction -Cadillac/ Chevrolet/ GMC, Avalanche/ Escalade/ Sierra/ Silverado/ Suburban/ Tahoe/ Yukon, 5.3L/ 6.0L/ 6.2L $219.99 "

 

Will this not fit the 2007 NBS with 4.8L ?

LAGA Enthusiast

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I would be very interested in a INSM-0032 for my 07 NBS Silverado 6.0 VMAX. Does the Outlaw intake come with a dry or oiled filter? Also, what is shipping to the Chicago area? Thanks

kdogg Enthusiast

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Looks like you got it from the dollar store. :) I might pay half the price. Does it even really do any good?

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kdogg Enthusiast

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"INSM-0032 2007+ Outlaw Induction -Cadillac/ Chevrolet/ GMC, Avalanche/ Escalade/ Sierra/ Silverado/ Suburban/ Tahoe/ Yukon, 5.3L/ 6.0L/ 6.2L $219.99 "

 

Will this not fit the 2007 NBS with 4.8L ?

 

Well??? Does it?

 

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jnpaddison Enthusiast

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You’ve got high pressure and low pressure points in the cavity thus causing eddies of turbulence - causing a vibration in the harmonics of air velocity - thus weakens volumetric efficiency

 

The resonator - kind of like an expansion chamber to dilute / weaken the vibration caused by the ever changing velocity of CFM require by your right foot ,,

 

Kids stuff .. :-)

 

Wingnut Senior Enthusiast

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You’ve got high pressure and low pressure points in the cavity thus causing eddies of turbulence - causing a vibration in the harmonics of air velocity - thus weakens volumetric efficiency

 

The resonator - kind of like an expansion chamber to dilute / weaken the vibration caused by the ever changing velocity of CFM require by your right foot ,,

 

Kids stuff .. :-)

 

 

I know all that :)

 

I'm just snarkin'

bschott Enthusiast

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WTF is THIS? A hat warmer? A place to keep you pet turtle? Conversation piece?

 

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Dude, sorry -- had to reply. Your comment regarding the "converstation peice" was way too funny.....

 

BTW, It kind of looks like a danish, just minus all of the sweet stuff...

tbyrne Senior Enthusiast

tbyrne

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I want to see someone put their turtle on there! :thumbs:

 

I'm checking to see if this will fit the 4.8s. I don't think the induction is different for that motor.

 

On the date... I'm probably using the same calender that my wife uses when she tells me the wrong date :confused: The real ending date is Friday, August 31st.

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