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Maybe I missed it, but do you have a comparison dyno between the Regular holley sniper vs. the GT350? I'm trying to decide between the two...
 

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I just purchased a D1x for my 2017 gt. Car has a full exhaust. It’ll be getting opg and cs. I am very curious on what intake manifold to run. The 18 manifold does work but it doesn’t really look the greatest. Curious to see what you all went with the looks good and has great power gains!
 

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I just purchased a D1x for my 2017 gt. Car has a full exhaust. It’ll be getting opg and cs. I am very curious on what intake manifold to run. The 18 manifold does work but it doesn’t really look the greatest. Curious to see what you all went with the looks good and has great power gains!
That's one of the main things holding me back from pulling the trigger on an 18 manifold, I hate the way it looks. :lol: The Holley Sniper looks so good. It's one of these two for me...
 

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That's one of the main things holding me back from pulling the trigger on an 18 manifold, I hate the way it looks. :lol: The Holley Sniper looks so good. It's one of these two for me...
I saw the edelbrock manifold clears the hood which is nice. Little pricy though. The Holley looks badass and I could powercoat it to match the wheels. Just want to make sure I’m buying something that isn’t ugly but, looks great and shows great gain as well. I don’t really want to cut the stock hood
 

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I saw the edelbrock manifold clears the hood which is nice. Little pricy though. The Holley looks badass and I could powercoat it to match the wheels. Just want to make sure I’m buying something that isn’t ugly but, looks great and shows great gain as well. I don’t really want to cut the stock hood
No before or after numbers on just the intake. I will say my flatline went away after the change. Strong to 7500...thats where I stop.
 
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Buy the 18 manifold it’s identical performance wise to the manifold I have, (Gt-350) , and is almost 3 times cheaper. If you dont like the way it looks paint it to look like the gt-350 intake...
 
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LOL...... Ummmmmmm for supercharged cars the Boss is still prolly the best $ vs. gains.
 

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If your going for looks the clear choice is Sniper for most well me at least.
Price wise 18 is the cheapest but not enough money difference IMO to give it up to the Sniper.
All of them give around the same results, so your splitting hairs there.
I have results from my Sniper install with dyno results a few pages back, it's one of the best bang for the bucks I've done to the car next to switching to e85.
 

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If your going for looks the clear choice is Sniper for most well me at least.
Price wise 18 is the cheapest but not enough money difference IMO to give it up to the Sniper.
All of them give around the same results, so your splitting hairs there.
I have results from my Sniper install with dyno results a few pages back, it's one of the best bang for the bucks I've done to the car next to switching to e85.
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