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what type of air intake is best for my evo - 5/21/2007 5:16:39 PM   
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what type of air intake is best for my evo for nice hp gains but without messing with the ecu. is the injen any good. you know the one with uppper and lower i/c pipes
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RE: what type of air intake is best for my evo - 5/21/2007 6:36:10 PM   
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Injen is ok but no intake is really going to add any power on a turbo car untill you upgrade your turbo and all other supporting mods,  all an intake is really good for with minimal mods is to make spool sound louder and the BOV louder.  

I would recommend getting an exhaust before an intake and maybe a fuel pump next if your a VIII driver anyway

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RE: what type of air intake is best for my evo - 5/22/2007 10:47:35 AM   
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that pretty much sums it up  and intake does nothing but give you a different sound and look decent (personally i like the look of the stock one).  your best bet if you are looking for an intake is just to get a K&N drop in.  and save for an exhaust, that's where you'll see some power.

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RE: what type of air intake is best for my evo - 5/22/2007 10:53:05 AM   
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Agreed with Ron and Emonz. Thats the best way to do it. Theres no real power gain doing that. Go with an exhaust.

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RE: what type of air intake is best for my evo - 5/22/2007 4:14:14 PM   
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Evos have K&N drop ins stock as far as I know.   My airbox had a K&N in it and had a K&N decal in it as well.  Just dont get a K&N typhoon because it is a horror to the Evo and causes trouble

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RE: what type of air intake is best for my evo - 5/23/2007 7:58:17 AM   
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hey Emonz, curious why the K&N typhooon is bad for the EVO.      also, i'm pretty sure that the evo's didn't come stock w/ K&N filter... unles it was changed before my friend got his 03 VIII he had to replace it.   and on a few sites i've heard that a K&N drop in is one of the first things you can/should do...

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