OK! How the hell is anyone supposed to concentrate on the damn intake with that animal of a woman standing right next to it?!
Seriously, i clicked on the 3 images just check her out, closed the page and then realized that I didn't even glance in the intake's direction.
Sorry, I am of no use to you here. I think i have seen those guys advertise in MM&FF before, that is about it.
Not worth the money at all. I'm personally waiting on any new info for the Trickflow manifold.
Have you talked to these guys? Did you find out something about this intake? Please let us know if you have.
No, waiting til February to email them since thats when they said it would be available. Hopefully they follow through and its available in a few weeks.
I'm talking about the HPS Hardball'r intake manifold.
You said it was "not worth the money at all" as if you had some personal knowledge of the intake.
The personal knowledge i had was of spending $695 for possibly getting 15hp N/A. Doesn't seem worth it to spend ~$47 per hp. Maybe its just me
The personal knowledge i had was of spending $695 for possibly getting 15hp N/A. Doesn't seem worth it to spend ~$47 per hp. Maybe its just me
The unfortunate thing is that for N/A guys, especially those who've hit the wall without cracking open the motor, these expensive intakes are the only things left to do.
Dyno gains don't always translate into performance gains. In fact sometimes a gain on the dyno can make your car perform worse at the track. And the dyno graphs I saw of this intake showed a average 22 RWHP gain.
The only true test with new intakes like this is to take them to the track.
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