Need To Know A Good Cold Air Intake For My Evo Viii

 

In dynoflash b/c???

From what I've read, RRM is good, as is AEM, but I don't own an Evo.

Try running a search, it'll pull up a ton of helpful threads

 

We like the HKS RS Kit - - also the APS cold ait intake is killer but won;t work with a through the mail flash

Also - the Buschur is a very good unit

We have found the AEM to be less effective on the dyno

The K & N typhoon is not one of our favorites either

The way your car was running - I seriously doube you would see anything beyond 7 - 8 whp with a intake - your car is almost maxed out - cams shoudl be the next step along with injectors and possibly the intake

 

Ok Thanks Al.....will Be Getting Cams In Aug......

 

al would this be good for my car..........

It's the simplest intake setup you can have for the Evo: A filter placed right on the end of the airflow sensor. We've seen 4-8 hp increases at the dyno. It's nothing fancy, just a custom-spec'ed filter that clamps directly in place of your factory airbox. But it's effective, and it won't bust your parts budget. The filter medium is washable for lifetime use.

 

Go with the HKS RS, I did... It's the only mod I have installed and I saw 8 WHP with no retune or exhaust

 

Need To Know A Good Cold Air Intake For My Evo Viii

Do you have dynoflash on your car.
where in philly are you .Im in south philly.
I would like to go for a ride and see the power frome the dynoflash.

 

I WORK IN SOUTHWEST PHILLY AND LIVE IN NORTH EAST (MAYFAIR) YES I HAVE A COSTUM FLASH FROM AL AND A FEW OTHE MODS. HERE IS MY PAGE FROM AL............

297 whp 318 whp with exhaust and MBC Jun 5, 2004, 08:44 PM #1

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Here is our newest member of the Dyno Flash family

A fantastic guy from PA

He had a 3" exhuast - MBC (Hallman) and a K & N drop in filter - or course a Walbro fuel pump and Dyno Flash

He also had the Exedy Hyper Single clutch which helps out a bit with its light weight

A super nice result

Here is the stock ecu vs. the custom Dyno Flash