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black00chev Enthusiast

black00chev

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I have searched but could not really find any usefull info about SLP's CAI... Does anybody have/use one? I like it's non-flashyness compaired to the GMPP one and that its actually one tube and not sections. Can't beat the price either... :)

 

 

So, anyone have any input? :)

 

 

Thank ya.

omegafiler Senior Enthusiast

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anyone use this system?

 

 

if not guess ill be the guinea pig lol.

 

Yep, if you've seen one CAI, you've seen 'em all. Go for it man! :lol:

 

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C & A s Dad Senior Enthusiast

C & A s Dad

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Jason,

 

If you are looking for a closed system, I would suggest you take a look at True Flow. It is not for everyone but it is a really nice system with great quailty, fit and finish.

black00chev Enthusiast

black00chev

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anyone use this system?

 

 

if not guess ill be the guinea pig lol.

 

Yep, if you've seen one CAI, you've seen 'em all. Go for it man! :cheers:

 

300px-Guinea_1.jpg

 

 

 

ahahahahahaha

 

 

yea i think im just gonna go for it, what the hell... why not.

 

will deffinetly be replacing the filter with an AEM dryflow at some point.

black00chev Enthusiast

black00chev

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Well if there is anybody out there that cares, lol... I recieved my SLP intake system today and I must say it fits up pretty darn well and wasn't complicated at all. The hardest part was getting the filter to fit all the way over the tube inside the airbox lol.

 

Not a bad piece for just under $300 I suppose...

 

Test drive results to come soon...

black00chev Enthusiast

black00chev

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well i must say, i wasnt expecting much from a CAI... but this system seems to do decent. truck doesnt hesitate to down shift as much and throttle response went up a little too. now ill just have to keep my foot out of it to see how the MPG goes.

 

 

deffinetly made the exhaust note a little deeper and when laying on the pedal, kinda sounds like a muscle car more then a truck.

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