I recently began modding my car and everything is pretty much all ZZP. Down pipe, Stage 3 with Stg 3 H/E and 2.9, CAI, and Strut bar.

ZZP has been absolutely great. Through the whole thing all of which I pieced together. The Support staff is very great as well. I have gotten responses from both Steve, and Zoomer. They always respond very quickly and have great information to help.
The products are great as well, I still do not have the 60's or the 2.9 installed so I am on a stock tune;

The CAI is amazing. The blower whine is absolutely addicting. Very well built. I have the new version with one rubber 3" coupler and a one piece 3" metal tube. I could tell a difference over stock performance, or at least the whine made it seem that way.

Then I did the 3" catted D/P. (In conjunction with headers.) Honestly, again I can tell a difference. The build on the down pipe is great. Everything was welded very neatly. The description was perfect, it fit directly on. My car definitely sounds stock at idle but even under acceleration there is a slightly louder but deeper tone.

The Strut bar is a functional yet perfect engine dress up piece. I got mine off of a seller on here I have the red version. The build is very good once again. I have not had a track experience yet, but it looks very good in the engine!

Finally the Stage 3 Heat Exchanger. Very well built! It bolts directly in with 4 included bolts. Also came with fittings and heater hose to use for the installation. It is very solid and fills the whole front grille.

All in all great company! Glad to see people who honestly care about moving a certain platform further while still being very customer driven.

Thank you all!

 

I agree! They are a great company to deal with!

 

Im assuming u r gonna go with a canned tune!

 

I've had great experiences with them as well. They had a lot a haters in the beginning, and now look at all the great stuff they offer the community. Glad they kept with us

 

How easy was the new one piece intake to install? I was thinking of getting it and swapping it with my two piece one, The hole in my fenderwell liner is rather large

 

I actually had a little trouble to make it fit. It didn't really bolt up to anything but that may be on me. Either way I got it to work. It was kind of a pain to slide into place, and I would definitely recommend taking your bumper off, it will just make it easier.

I may for now.