Lookin' for a CAI
#11
http://www.ottperformance.com/store/...ake-10p919.htm
take it from a local man, i've had like 3 intakes, this would be by far the best one.
take it from a local man, i've had like 3 intakes, this would be by far the best one.
#13
injen sucks brandon fujita flows twice as good. ottp would be a good choice too. the aem connects to the stock upper intake piping not sure if i like that since the upper piping is restrictive
#14
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From: NEPA
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From: NEPA
yes, you are correct. i believe OTTP's fits good on 07's, but all others will rub the brake lines on an 07' SS/SC. I also had the Rebel 3" Intake & XTC intake on my car and both had poor/tight fitment. I love my AEM intake better than any other intake i had on my car. Also, i noticed no power dif. between any of the intakes i had on my car. They all produce about the same hp gains
#21
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From: NEPA
Check out my images to see how it looks installed on my car ....
Last edited by Staged07SS; 02-19-2010 at 07:09 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
#22
fujita has better numbers http://www.f5air.com/images/dyno/ca1...obalt%20ss.GIF and as far as fitment goes other than cutting the piping to the filter it was just really tight but it still fit without bending anyt brakelines
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From: Jacksonville, FL
From my experience with intakes for the SS/SC I would recommend a stainless one. My Injen had a hole rubbed in it and is now located at an unknown junkyard.
I have a Rebel one and have not had any problems with it. However there have been some issues with this company so I would suggest getting one elsewhere.
You can't go wrong with OTTP IMO
I have a Rebel one and have not had any problems with it. However there have been some issues with this company so I would suggest getting one elsewhere.
You can't go wrong with OTTP IMO