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Old 09-25-2004, 12:00 AM
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cold air intake

Looking for an opinion. what product is the better cold air intake: slp dual or moroso for the lt1. Or is there a better product available.
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Old 09-25-2004, 12:29 AM
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Re: cold air intake

Pick for looks in this case but I'd take my pick from either the SLP or Lingenfelter. I chose the Lingenfelter model for the huge conical K&N and the fact that Lingenfelter is the Holy God of Chevy motors. Just look at their small blocks...oooo

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Re: cold air intake

Slp Cai... :d
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Old 09-25-2004, 08:11 AM
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Re: cold air intake

Does anyone have a picture of the Lingenfelter...I can't see much on the website.
And which one will give most HP and TQ gains?? That's what I care about!
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Old 09-25-2004, 08:56 AM
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Re: cold air intake

Originally Posted by ECIV_96_Z28
Does anyone have a picture of the Lingenfelter...I can't see much on the website.
And which one will give most HP and TQ gains?? That's what I care about!
The lingenfelter looks similer to the Moroso. As for HP and TQ, they are all basically the same in the cat.
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Re: cold air intake

Another vote for Lingenfelter. Mine's been on car for 10 years with no problems. As an added bonus I removed the splash pan and added a large by huge K&N that drops below the front air dam and really pulls in the air. Not the greatest idea for heavy rains and puddles, but boy does it bring in the air...
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Old 09-25-2004, 10:43 AM
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Re: cold air intake

AS&M hands down!


I had the SLP one and it's a pain to change the filters and remove it all the time... Which keep in mind you have to remove the intake to do just about everything on the LT-1.... THe AS&M is in the same price range... easy tp take off... and looks verynice! Performance wise I liked it better over the SLP... Moroso and Lingenfilter are about the same... and they look un attractive...
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Re: cold air intake

LPE CAI pix:
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/buds93...&.dnm=a8cd.jpg
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/buds93...7c.jpg&.src=ph
These pictures are for a 93, the unit for 94 and later is slightly different to accomnodate the MAF
LPE is the only company to make a 93 specific CAI that I know of
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