The SLP Lid put a nice clean look under the hood. I was really surprised on the difference it made as far as throttle response and just the over all appearance. It idled kind of rough at first, but it went away after a minute or so. Great mod for the $$$

 

and the question is??

i know i know...you're a noob, and you wanted to elaborate on how happy you are with your mod...

it's just this is a tech forum....

 

At least it is LS1 related.... lol

 

Agreed! Hail to the LS1 Lid... :blah:

 

I'm not a "noob" at all. Just wanted folks to know that the mod is worth doing..........Sh**, didn't mean to get your panties in a twist

 

well...i guess i assumed with 3 posts...

you didn't get me upset...just bustin your ***** a little bit.

and personally...i like the TSP lids better than SLP.

 

MTI all the way it has the Looks and Performance

 

I think this topic has been covered before. Consensus was, a lid is a lid is a lid.

That said, yeah... I like my SLP lid.

 

Why is that? Do they dissipate heat better or something? lol

 

Until they crack.

 

Had mine for 3 years not one crack and had many many compliments

 

does anyone know where i can get the clear lid? a website or phone number would help.
thanks,
Josh

 

http://www.motorsporttech.com/fbody_air_intake01.asp

...hope this helps

 

thanks, that is exactly what i am looking for. i just couldn't remember the website for the clear lid.
Josh

 

I added the SLP lid and have recently been reading where they leak air around the back. I put some white lithium grease around the seal area and there is a significant gap along the back center area. This is with a K&N filter btw.

Anyone with the SLP lid should probably do some testing to see if they are pulling in unfiltered air like I have been doing.

One other thing regarding this lid in my application; It rubs the underside of my aftermarket hood. I'm not blaming the lid in this situation but a different brand might have an eighth inch lower profile and not rub or it could go the other way and be a serious problem. Anyway, that's my experience with the often stated "a lid is a lid is a lid".