Best air intake kit?
Nov 28, 2004 | 05:11 PM
#23
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From: Kansas City, Mo
Go to www.ultimatepd.com and you can buy one from there.
Originally Posted by 94Teal
where do i get that.. is it really that good?
Nov 29, 2004 | 09:05 AM
#26
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From: Central, MA
Originally Posted by j's01silverado
I never knew so many people liked FIPK so much. I bought the volant because it is more of a true cold air kit than the FIPK. My Volant pulls air from the inner fenderwell through a sealed box. The K&N is an open element with a heat shield. The actual filter is great, the kit itself, I'm unsure. A metal heat shield that seals around the hood in my book is not as effective as a sealed box that pulls air right from the fenderwell. Volant also offers an air dam scoop that pulls air from the lower valance. Great way to get cold air into the engine.
Nov 29, 2004 | 11:30 PM
#28
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From: Northern CA
I had the UPD on my '01 and loved it! Had an Airaid prior to it and just a K&N panel filter prior to that (I know, I was indecisive). I noticed better throttle response and a bit more get up and go with the UPD. My $.02 
Nov 30, 2004 | 12:53 AM
#29
Originally Posted by 01Sportside
I had the UPD on my '01 and loved it! Had an Airaid prior to it and just a K&N panel filter prior to that (I know, I was indecisive). I noticed better throttle response and a bit more get up and go with the UPD. My $.02
Nov 30, 2004 | 01:10 AM
#30
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From: Northern CA
Originally Posted by moregrip
did they ever get they're quality issue's sorted?
A side note, DON'T over oil your filters when you clean them. I did this once and had to pull the MAF and use some electrical contact cleaner on the sensor because I had gunked it all up. I noticed because the idle and performance was all funky and off a bit.
Steve