tony95pgt

what is better.

Making a CAI

or buying one?

__________________
95 PGT 5sp
BAPOC Vice President.
Who's your Big Daddy?
Part of the Andy's Autosports BAPOC Design Crew


Evil in training..
FLARE!!! do you know where it is??

dmark101

depends on how ingenious you are and whether or not you want to spend $140 for the hotshot tony.

:)

__________________
dæmon™

3PT0Probe

Well, at the BBQ, Jim was installing a Hotshot CAI to replace his HDR Intake (Home Depot Racing). He actually aimed towards his HDR. I wonder if he switched back.

tony95pgt

yeah i might actually make one and see what it's like.

__________________
95 PGT 5sp
BAPOC Vice President.
Who's your Big Daddy?
Part of the Andy's Autosports BAPOC Design Crew


Evil in training..
FLARE!!! do you know where it is??

ChargerGL

Personally I find all the intakes available to be quite stupid. They are designed all wrong. Building your own will be better if you do it right. There will be some big news dealing with intakes within the next few months. Thats all i can say.

__________________
Steve -- 1995 Chameleon Blue Probe SE atx -- Car Profile
RingMaster of the Probe Web Ring, and ATX WebRing
President of Pittsburgh Area Probe Association
Member of NEPO, NEPO PA Chapter, PAPA, ESPOC Racing Team, and the A-Team
Probe Amp Winamp skins | Probe Web Ring Site | CGL Performance | PAPA POC Forum

pse1232

its worth it to buy one. it'll run you about $200 but will last as long as your car. all you gotta do is clean the filter once in a while (more often if you get the Hotshot)

__________________
'94 Probe SE - intake, exhaust http://www.geocities.com/kfy1232/car.html