anyone have any pics of the slp cold air induction kit (trans am) uninstalled, and also installed. Im thinking of fabricating my own.. i dont like the ghetto ram air setup I have now, and was wondering if I could copy the slp one.. thanks
-Ben

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1987 5.7L L98 GTA-

Current Mods: Gutted Cat, !MAF screens, Gutted Air Box. K&N, Ram Air, Throttle body coolant bypass, AIR system removed, 3" pipe to flowmasters, dual 12" electric fans, 4 core alum radiator, 160* stat, high output h20 pump and alternator, Accel Cap, rotor, 8.8mm wires, Bosch Plats, AFPR, Performance chip(unknown kind), Nitto NT555r 245/50/16 drags rear, Yokohama Advan 032r 245/50/16 fronts, JVC KDSX939 Head unit, Kenwood Excelon 4x6's, Kenwood Excelon 4 way 6x9's, Kenwood 606c amp, Power Acoustic Crossover, 2 JL 10w0's in custom bandpass box.
Best Run: R/T .601; 60' 2.010; 330' 5.990; 1/8 9.154@76.89mph; 1000' 11.997; 1/4 14.489@ 96.78
(only mods at that time were the K&N, exhaust,chip & no drag radials)
#077 Central Florida F-Bodies (http://www.cffb.com)

 

SLP online has a couple of pics of the cold air kit for the T/A. I ordered mine from them. I don't think it has a pic of it on the car though, but it looks a lot better than the stock intake. I really think its worth looking into though. It didn't make much of a difference in the low rpm range, but onece it gets above 2800 the car really picks up. It also gives the engin a nice healthy roar as compaired to the stock intake.

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1987 Trans Am, 305,TPI, Auto, SLP Cold Air Kit, SLP TPI air foil, 3" Flowmaster cat-back, stage II Jet Chip.

 

Go to the GTA source page and look at Franks cars then click on the red one. He has it installed on his car. http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/D...AUnderHood.jpg
James

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If the women don't find you handsome they should at least find you handy. Red Green

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