I'm going to have to drive my 97SS as my daily driver for awhile due to a pending divorce; I previously cut the baffle out of the hood scoop for better airflow but this allows water to pass in to the throttle body if it rains (this car has never been driven in rain). I want to purchase an aftermarket intake system; what works the best for everyone? With the hood scoop now being open I'll get cool air to blow on the engine compartment; which is a good thing.

Thanks in advance.....

 

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Uhm, how is the water getting into the TB through the 360° bend in the intake track? I'm sure even if it does rain, very little if any will make it to the TB. Now if you had a WS6 setup, that's a different story.

As for what CAI works best; just do a search, this is asked about once a week, and there are literially 100's of threads on this subject.

 

i pesonally love the slp cai, it is an awesome design with dual intake tubes and filters and comes with a nice powder caoted finish just think about for the same price of a plstic intake u could get a metal one

 

The dual filiter set-up looks mean. Moroso has a good intake too

 

I don't have time to do searches due to not having the internet at home; they get pissed here at work if we are messing around on the internet too much....

The SLP sounds good; anybody know a price??

 

I have a moroso CAI it has worked really good

 

I had a LPE Supertube on my 94 and it worked great.

 

I like my K&N CAI just fine. I've had it since 1999, no complaints here

 

Moroso, SLP, K&N, lingenfelter, they're all going to do what you want. Buy the cheapest one

 

Uhm... the red cross bar on this page, theres a tab called search; click on there and type "CAI"; you'll find more info than you'll ever need.

 

I removed the baffle on my 97 years ago and have had absolutely NO problems in the rain. And mine is a daily driver.

 

whats CAI............

 

Z28SORR,

Thanks for the info; much appreciated.

 

Did you see any gains from that at all?
The ram air on my hawk seems so restrictive.