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    Volant or K&N?

    getting a cold aire intake wondering which one u think would be best or maybe u guys know of one better than both ofem thank you
    2002 Gmc Sierra Z71, Aeroturbine performance exhaust, 33" prospector all-terrains, built 4L60e, K&N CAI, newly installed Vette servo and .500 boost valve, soon to come S&B tune and headers

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    Volant cause its closed in and you dont get as much hot engine air and its easy to make your own cold air scoop.
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    Quote Originally Posted by murdered_outgmc View Post
    Volant cause its closed in and you dont get as much hot engine air and its easy to make your own cold air scoop.
    Doesnt Volant sell a kit for there intake. To make it ram air

    I have a K & N 77series tube and a brand new K & N stock filter (NEVER USED) you can buy. Itll be just like a Volant but ill only charge you 145.00shipped

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    ask dale what the best intake is. hasnt he had about 473 of them??
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    I like them both but the Volant is pretty.
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    I still have a couple UPD CAI intakes left.

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    LOL Mitch! Yeah, Dale has had a few... But his current setup is the best. I will let him chime on and tell us how he built it.

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    I got the volant with ram air...i like it but just dont do to much offroading....
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    i went with the K&N FIPK....i like it...has a nicely made intake tube thats "supposed" to not heat sink(sp?) as bad as stock garbage and has a sealed "box", the filter is located inside of it to help reduce temps from the engine...may not "look" as pretty as the volant...but does the job!!!
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