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Old 06-20-2011, 10:58 PM
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I like it. For the money it's very nice.
Old 06-20-2011, 11:06 PM
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looks like a proflo...........
Old 06-20-2011, 11:17 PM
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Long runners with a large plenum volume is always a good thing.
Old 06-20-2011, 11:34 PM
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i dont think it resemble's the pro flow.. the pro flow is very square and bulky and this one looks like a sheet metal... powder coat this baby flat or glossy black! and if it performs just as good as all the other intakes then its a win win situation considering its only 600$ for the 92mm version which is what i will probly go with. still undecided!
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I wonder how this would do on a 370 with a 76mm front mount...
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hey Josh i really think the intake would perform well in a boosted appilcation, maybe in a NA application, like aklo mentioned large runners large plenum always adds up to large amounts of air, now for the heads since youre boosted id think the LSA heads would benefit you well but not so much on a NA application , trust me i been there NA lol and lost 7-10 rwhp NA on my 410 build so i went back to the ls3/l92 heads. honestly me being NA im wanting to see the difference in both FAST intakes but im not wanting to spend the cash to find out lol ,)

personally intakes fail cause of the lack of the rest of the parts to complete a combination.. thus recieves bad reports..
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I'm thinking of ditching my LS3 intake in favor of this intake. I just picked up a NW92 so looks like the Hi-Ram 92 is in my near future for the 370 build.
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Looks cool but it's hard to justify the $$$ considering how well the OEM truck intakes perform, especially the TBSS version for the cathedral port heads.

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Old 09-07-2011, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Rick_Vor
Looks cool but it's hard to justify the $$$ considering how well the OEM truck intakes perform, especially the TBSS version for the cathedral port heads.

Rick
I was going to run one of these on my setup but in the end Im with Rick. Couldn't justify the cost or the wait time for that matter. Summit and Jegs kept moving the shipping date out on their website. So in the end I went with l92 intake I got off ebay for cheap. It is purdy tho.
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Has anyone tried one of these yet? I'm interested in the fit.


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