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Originally Posted by Bleek Just remember, you get what you pay for Hey dude, Maybe you or someone can help me out? I am freak'n confused and hesitating about getting
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Hey dude, Maybe you or someone can help me out? I am freak'n confused and hesitating about getting an intake at all, especially at $400+. I have been looking through this forum site and You Tube, the gains are generally at 7k+ rpm and not very much hp gain at that (5 to 12 hp). I fail to see the benefit of upgrading intakes (other than engine sound). I am a click away from buying the Injen SP 1989, and can't see the justification vs. gain to do so? Also, my thought was to get the Weapon R and modify the tubing downward like the Injen and use the Weapon R filter and save $150+. I just know me, I would piss nails if I spend all that money and feel little gains or loose mass low end torque, am I just freak'n out?
HELP ANYONE?
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