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Looks like a all metal intake tube to me.
 

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I have the original version which used the 18 up intake elbow.

It did not go faster in a 1/4 mile than the stock air box. It did have a faster drop in IAT's from stock. About 200 feet down the track air temps were slightly above ambient.

Not sure I'd want an all metal tube.
 

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I follow the guy who designs the P51 Intakes (IG: Matt_7sixty) and apparently the first GT350 running this intake is (IG: issadegumgt350). He posted a dyno test to show his P51-B vs the stock intake: . His posts show that these intakes keep IAT temps in a 2 deg. range from ambient temps, but I have no personal data with these intakes. Seems to be pretty sought after in my area as we are local to UHP.
 

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About 200 feet down the track air temps were slightly above ambient.
Lol. No way that happened unless you started at slightly above ambient.
 

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His posts show that these intakes keep IAT temps in a 2 deg. range from ambient temps,
This is what my testing showed also. It took longer to heat up in the staging lanes and cooled quicker when the car started moving. Compared to stock.

I ran 3 passes with the P51 and 3 passes with the stock CAI and the car did not MPH any faster nor did it ET quicker. Same day same track.
 

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Believe what you want.
I will and IAT dropping to a 'few' which I'll assume that means 3 degrees above ambient in just 200ft just didn't happen. Unless it was only like 5 or so above to start. Not even the stock airbox is that quick and it gets direct outside air.
 

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I follow the guy who designs the P51 Intakes (IG: Matt_7sixty) and apparently the first GT350 running this intake is (IG: issadegumgt350). He posted a dyno test to show his P51-B vs the stock intake: . His posts show that these intakes keep IAT temps in a 2 deg. range from ambient temps, but I have no personal data with these intakes. Seems to be pretty sought after in my area as we are local to UHP.
This doesn't do much as most people want a dyno comparison with no tune or headers on the car. Straight up 93 octane stock air box vs this one. Don't see how those gains are possible without a tune.
 

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The hood was closed, the GT350 intake was sucking hot air. The P51 is located in the wheel well and sucking cooler air. A valid test would be open hood.

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Avg 3 runs with P51, 12.84 @ 113.23
Avg with Stock 12.84 @ 113.22

The above from my track notes
 

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Drag strip don't lie.
Avg 3 runs with P51, 12.84 @ 113.23
Avg with Stock 12.84 @ 113.22
So 400 bucks and zero gains over your stock 15-17 air box. Nuff said right there.
 

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This is what my testing showed also. It took longer to heat up in the staging lanes and cooled quicker when the car started moving. Compared to stock.

I ran 3 passes with the P51 and 3 passes with the stock CAI and the car did not MPH any faster nor did it ET quicker. Same day same track.

Thanks for the input, I have yet to see anyone test it at the track, I've just seen the lower IAT's advertised.
This doesn't do much as most people want a dyno comparison with no tune or headers on the car. Straight up 93 octane stock air box vs this one. Don't see how those gains are possible without a tune.
I agree that you wouldn't see those gains without a tune. I also agree with Alex from Lund in his recent live stream where he states that the majority of major cold air takes (mentions: Steeda, JLT, PMAS, and P51) are the same thing and that he wouldn't necessarily recommend one over the other. He also pointed out that he was pissed that the developer of the p51 intakes is using ambiguous clips from his live streams to promote the P51 without paying him lol
 

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To be honest the 18 up CAI ran the exact same times as the 17.

I'd like to try the PMAS with the fender mount VS stock airbox like you @WildHorse have
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