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if you've got the cash and do it right, you'll really enjoy the results. but by all means don't succumb to the "keeping up with the joneses" attitude. it'* a cool thing to customize your car a little bit, but coming from my perspective, it can just make you want more and more. sorry for the lecture, but i'm having a hard time keeping myself from buying more crap that i really don't need right now... just a bit of advice. HOWEVER, if it'* only a drop in the bucket, go for it. buy a k&n, and get it online. pm me if you need a good vendor. lol how'* that for hypocrisy?
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That'* great advice....but to tempt him further.....
If you have only ONE mod to do, this is it. But do it right. This will provide a little more power, better throttle response, and higher mileage on a properly tuned-up vehicle. This benefits NA and SC alike in these same ways.
Just be warned that alot of ricer knock-off filters actually hold WATER. Just another way rice gets slow when they try to go fast. Don't skimp on the filter. That'* the key piece. And plan ahead for a heat shield BEFORE you buy anything.
If you have only ONE mod to do, this is it. But do it right. This will provide a little more power, better throttle response, and higher mileage on a properly tuned-up vehicle. This benefits NA and SC alike in these same ways.
Just be warned that alot of ricer knock-off filters actually hold WATER. Just another way rice gets slow when they try to go fast. Don't skimp on the filter. That'* the key piece. And plan ahead for a heat shield BEFORE you buy anything.
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