When you punch:biggrin: it has a really nice sound. Cost $278.00 and it sure looks nice under my hood and is made to last, well worth my money.:icon_super:
Just installed the raiss intake on my 95, I haven't pulled it out for spring yet, so i can't describe any pros yet other than it looks and sounds awesome, cons are that you'll have to remove the intake to do anything to the waterpump or belts, and i was told on here that'd i'll have to clean the mass airflow sensor every few weeks from dirt getting in easy. One other con is that theres nowhere for the air pump line to run to so you'll either have to remove the air pump, or get a breather filter to put in the hose. I'm confident that the pros will out weight the cons though.
Looks goodI just completed installing my Cold Air Intake system. It seems to make a nice difference with my new exhaust.
I own a 95 Impala and I installed my K&N myself. It took me about 1 hour. I always try and make sure it is right the first time, that is probably why it took so long. I like the performance that it produces along with my Flowmaster Exhaust cat back system.
Thank you. It took all about an hour to install. The hardest part was removing the OEM Box. What I know is GM/Dealer can't Void warranty because you a filter thats better than the one they use on OEM. But I know what you mean with regard to Warranty, I Paid for 100K EW so I make sure anything I do is safe as for my Warranty. But this Upgrade does make a difference:biggrin:
Factory warranty is easier to get away with something like that as long as the part that has failed is not directly linked to the aftermarket part. The EW can be a little bit more of a pain to deal with. The intake is a simple enough mod that can be taken off and reverted back to the factory air cleaner so nothing would look like it has been changed.
Sorry it not made by K&N. My system is made by Cold Air Inductions Inc. It cost a little more but I feel it just a better product. The Box is made to last. It come's with the box and filter set up. I look into the other system and just coundn't see where the claim is COLD AIR with that heat sheild setup.
You are right, it's what I felt was best for me was the one I went with.
Yes that is correct the whole front is open. The box opening is pretty much flush up against sheet metal from top to bottom.
My cold air system is made by Cold Air Inductions Inc.http://coldairinductions.com/W-BodyLS4V8ColdAirBox.html
