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Originally Posted by TwinRz
+8 WHP & +10 WTQ
Here is a dyno on the intake from the site itself. Shows gains across most the dyno, with about +8 WHP / +10 WTQ @ 6500 RPMs. I have no problem with purchasing this intake after I get my Perrin Headerback. It is beautiful and uses the stock tubing that allows you to use drop in filters from Perrin or WORKS. The GruppeM is nice but it is a little too much just for an intake. I dont mind paying more for an intake like this since you can even put a drop in filter and different tubing for even better performance. If someone could clarify how it would work what I ask below.
For 1300, probably 1600 after taxes / delivery according to another member, thats pretty steep. But its design is amazing. A Gruppe M is listed as 2084, then you have delivery / taxes also on top of that. I would be interested in how the Gruppe M performs also but I doubt it would be any better then the syms or other intakes currently out.
This intake has a ton of potential though. Just imagine how it would perform with any after market drop in filter. WORKS claims 10 whp, even a Perrin, HKS, or K&N it would also boost its WHP. Add a Zeta Silicone Tubing or even the HKS suction kit if you have money then you have one hell of an intake.
Does anyone know how the gains would work on this intake if you put any of the above in also? I would assume they compliment each other really well. If the WORKS drop in gets 10 WHP with the stock air box imagine how much better it would perform with this intake and the silicone tubing from Zeta or AVO. Is it safe to assume that with any drop in filter added with this intake that it would get what the gains were on top of this intake? For example the WORKS drop in + Syms would it be 18 WHP possibly even more since its getting even more air from the scoop? |
I forgot to say, that I saw this numbers on their website. Thank you for posting them. If we use the hp per $ formula. I think there is WAAAAAY better options for us out there, even in combination of types of filters and intakes. I'm trying to study that soon.