GM performance intake VS. K&N air intake... which is better?

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11-08-2007, 04:33 PM

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I did the same thing only to break my GMPP intake, this is why i had to buy the AEM off of TSA performance...be careful doing that...

Finally got my K&N intake installed.. chek it out... its in this section on the first page

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11-10-2007, 02:50 PM

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I did the same thing only to break my GMPP intake, this is why i had to buy the AEM off of TSA performance...be careful doing that...

Just curious but what part of the GMPP intake broke?
I have not had problems so far but it's only been a couple of months

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11-10-2007, 02:58 PM

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The plastic ring that the filter slips over.

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11-10-2007, 03:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Novajoe

I wouldn't go with an aem. I've seen alot of people that got MAF problems from using it.

Personally I'd go with the gmpp. It'll have a warranty and it's not like there's that much difference in power over/under the other intakes. maybe 1-2 hp at the most.

how would they get maf problems when aem uses all dryflow filters?
as for the question, no part will "void" your warranty unless a part on the car breaks and they prove that what you did to the car caused that other part to malfunction and break. as for performance gains i doubt an intake is going to make any substantial gain between brands vs other brands. I have aem on mine and have no regrets