Just got G, adding mods, looking for opinions and install estimates
05-19-2010, 11:49 AM
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i will, prolly seen them iv looked at so many, and FI F/I gets confusing lol, why wouldnt you use ur intake DmfG37sTT? or were u saying u dont use the other mods once you got ur itake? and if so which mods dont you use? because i do plan on getting an intake.
05-19-2010, 12:06 PM
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My twin turbo kit came with its own intake system. I had the stillen gen 3 intake but they had to be taken off for the kit. also had headers along with a borla exhaust I dont have.
05-19-2010, 12:43 PM
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If you skip the intakes and go for filters, also check out the "HKS Super Hybrid Air Filters." Those are non-oiled and come well-recommended here. Around the same price for 2 as the K&N.
05-19-2010, 03:54 PM
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yea i understand now to not get the filters if im getting the intake, and i do not plan on getting a turbo or super charger so im not to worried about not using the intake
05-19-2010, 07:56 PM
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talked with performance shop guy and have decided on FI exhaust with Stillen gen 3 intake and Cobb access port for the first additions. The FI and HKS exhaust have 2 separate mufflers unlike most, stillen has 2 but they are next to each other and loop around allowing for more pipe but given off less in the sound department. Should cost about $3000 for everything and installation.
05-19-2010, 07:59 PM
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talked with performance shop guy and have decided on FI exhaust with Stillen gen 3 intake and Cobb access port for the first additions. The FI and HKS exhaust have 2 separate mufflers unlike most, stillen has 2 but they are next to each other and loop around allowing for more pipe but given off less in the sound department. Should cost about $3000 for everything and installation.
that sounds like WAY too much to be paying...you can DIY the Gen3 intake in <1 hour (1-2 if it's your first time around the car)
05-19-2010, 08:19 PM
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$1300 FI Exhaust
$ 500 Stillen Intake
$ 500 Cobb Access
$ 260 Installation
$2560 Total + tax + shipping, to be exact
would i be overpaying? installation price seemed reasonable, i actually thought it would be much more lol
$ 500 Stillen Intake
$ 500 Cobb Access
$ 260 Installation
$2560 Total + tax + shipping, to be exact
would i be overpaying? installation price seemed reasonable, i actually thought it would be much more lol
Last edited by mark5825; 05-19-2010 at 08:27 PM.