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It depends, the stock intake set up is actually already a great flowing set up and you can just throw in some drop ins. But if it's your first mod
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It depends, the stock intake set up is actually already a great flowing set up and you can just throw in some drop ins. But if it's your first mod you can see significant gains but you can do better from an exhaust and there after the intakes wont add any significant power gains. Where the most power is restricted in the exhaust and the cats. Those breather mods will give you good gains.
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