NEW - Helix RNA Series Intake
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NEW - Helix RNA Series Intake
Helix Power is pleased to announce the release of its RNA series intake system for the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII. The Helix RNA system replaces the restrictive factory air-box and rubber intake hose with a high-flow cotton element air filter and cast aluminum intake arm. This air filter is designed to work with the factory MAF sensor and includes all necessary hoses, clamps, etc. The cotton element filter can also be swapped out and replaced with the factory intake box in combination with the aluminum intake arm for a stealthier look. Available 11-15-04
GRUPPE-S RETAIL $185 SHIPPED
Without the filter $165 SHIPPED
US Distributors:
Gruppe-S Engineering LLC
21950 Sims Court
Fremont, CA 94538
510-783-5300
SP Engineering
424 Turnbull Canyon Rd
City of Industry, CA
877-605-8545
Last edited by Gruppe-S; Mar 21, 2005 at 11:25 PM.
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Originally Posted by scorke
HKS RS ripoff. :cough: Looks nice, same exact setup as the HKS RS if you ask me good stuff though.
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Originally Posted by scorke
HKS RS ripoff. :cough: Looks nice, same exact setup as the HKS RS if you ask me good stuff though.
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I think both HKS and Helix decided to go with the cast aluminum pipe over the welded tube in order to keep prices low. That being said the Helix one employs a cotton element filter and can be adapted to the stock air box.

Cheers,
Gary
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Originally Posted by Gruppe-S
Hehe, yes it does resemble the HKS RS intake design. But in Helix's defense, there's not too many different ways to make an intake, here's a pic of Cusco's intake:
I think both HKS and Helix decided to go with the cast aluminum pipe over the welded tube in order to keep prices low. That being said the Helix one employs a cotton element filter and can be adapted to the stock air box.

Cheers,
Gary
Gruppe-S
I think both HKS and Helix decided to go with the cast aluminum pipe over the welded tube in order to keep prices low. That being said the Helix one employs a cotton element filter and can be adapted to the stock air box.

Cheers,
Gary
Gruppe-S
BTW, can the cone filter fit in the stock airbox, in order to retain the ram air effect?
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Hi,
Unfortunately the cone filter cannot if in the stock box, as that space in the box is very restrictive. You can always run a high flow filter, but the real limitations of the stock intake is the box (180 degree turns to get into the turbo). We've saw a 10whp gain with this intake on our stage 2 car (untuned). A little more power can be extracted by tuning, and of course we recommend tuning whenever you are using an aftermarket intake.
Cheers,
Gary
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Unfortunately the cone filter cannot if in the stock box, as that space in the box is very restrictive. You can always run a high flow filter, but the real limitations of the stock intake is the box (180 degree turns to get into the turbo). We've saw a 10whp gain with this intake on our stage 2 car (untuned). A little more power can be extracted by tuning, and of course we recommend tuning whenever you are using an aftermarket intake.
Cheers,
Gary
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Originally Posted by scorke
HKS RS ripoff. :cough: Looks nice, same exact setup as the HKS RS if you ask me good stuff though.
Scorke
Scorke



helix is taking over.looks like another fine product