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ChiTownStang26
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Not sure but the v6 CAI provides plenty of airflow, if your considering this for performance gains get any v6 CAI and focus more on the throttle body. [MENTION=13413]whatdoyoufeedit?[/MENTION] Wrote up a nice how-to on installing the 80mm gt one's, but then your have other things restricting airflow that you need to address for max gains.
I don't see why it wouldn't work besides not matching up to the TB.
I don't see why it wouldn't work besides not matching up to the TB.
whatdoyoufeedit?
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CAIs don't really do much for these cars. The best route is to make your own modular intake tube using the stock box, use the stock paper filter or any drop-in of your choice, and use the Velossatech snorkel to keep IATs down. However if you are getting this box free or cheap from a buddy and you really want to use it; it will bolt up but you will need to either make your own modular intake tube or try buying the tube directly from Airraid (which I do not think they sell separately).
