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Well, I guess you have pretty much answered your question. In your opinion the gains aren't worth the price, although i have never seen them selling for $1k. For somebody
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Well, I guess you have pretty much answered your question. In your opinion the gains aren't worth the price, although i have never seen them selling for $1k. For somebody who is looking to get every last bit of hp out of their car w/o going to some sort of forced induction, these are probably the best bet. I personally went with the drop-ins and Post-MAF tubes. Eventually, I'll step up to the stillen intakes, but it probably won't be for a while.
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