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Old 03-12-2013, 05:07 PM
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is there a big difference between injen cai and zzp cai ??
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Originally Posted by cisco123
is there a big difference between injen cai and zzp cai ??
ya, zzp is cheaper and actually a full 3 inches, last time i talked to them they were on back order but thats what ill be getting.
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Over the top performance 3" cai is really nice also..
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I used to have a rebel auto works 3" intake and loved it, and the injen is 2.75"
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injen is 2.75, ZZP is full 3in. i loved my ZZP 3in on my LSJ
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Originally Posted by b00sted06ss
I used to have a rebel auto works 3" intake and loved it, and the injen is 2.75"
does the OTTP come with the air filter and everything or just the tube thats all it shows on the pic when I looked it up
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It's an option. You can buy with or without a filter.
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I think the ottp cai looks better and it is easier to install
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I think the ottp cai looks better and it is easier to install
is there going to be a big power difference between the injienin a 3 inch intake
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not really, more sound imo.
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Originally Posted by leemanfor
not really, more sound imo.
Thanks
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Originally Posted by cisco123
is there going to be a big power difference between the injienin a 3 inch intake
Idk. For sure. I know u will through lean codes with a 3" cai. Unless u get the tune tweaked for it..
If ur not planning on getting tuned or anything like that the air box mod works very well.. Very cheap and effective
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Originally Posted by Tjolley
Idk. For sure. I know u will through lean codes with a 3" cai. Unless u get the tune tweaked for it..
If ur not planning on getting tuned or anything like that the air box mod works very well.. Very cheap and effective
well I'm actually a 2.2 but I did supercharger it and i am tuned by HP Tuners but have a crapy intake wanted to upgrade so I asked yall
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Oh now we get the story..lol
U might have to get the tune tweaked..it all depends on how well it was setup
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Oh now we get the story..lol
U might have to get the tune tweaked..it all depends on how well it was setup
Sounds good thanks
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Yes, the difference is 100hp.
Jk I say no difference in performance
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Originally Posted by cisco123
Sounds good thanks
I would say go E85 and put a 2.7..need upgraded seat bolts for that.
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Originally Posted by Tjolley
I would say go E85 and put a 2.7..need upgraded seat bolts for that.
Haha dont think I can go that far on stock motor my tuner gave me 2 choices 2.9 pully 60lb injector and tune

Or e85 and tune. But he dont think I can do both may be to much I think 260 hp is max on my motor
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300 is wat I've hurd..

Then get some stock lsj rods.( good to 600hp and cheap)
And some custom pistons.
Then ur good to go.
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Originally Posted by Tjolley
300 is wat I've hurd..

Then get some stock lsj rods.( good to 600hp and cheap)
And some custom pistons.
Then ur good to go.
Dont think they will work let me ask if anyone has done it
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ill tell you soon enough, im ditching the injen for the ZZP soon
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Originally Posted by cisco123
Dont think they will work let me ask if anyone has done it
I will bet u my entire 2.4 lsj build they will work..

Im using 2.2 eagle rods with a le5 2.4 crank and custom pistons..
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Originally Posted by Tjolley
I will bet u my entire 2.4 lsj build they will work..

Im using 2.2 eagle rods with a le5 2.4 crank and custom pistons..
Thats great ill be looking for some rods now thanks best news
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Thats great ill be looking for some rods now thanks best news
Its not something u can slap together..u will need custom pistons made.
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FYI im on a 2.8 pulley right now with no issues.

Will probably go 2.9 and E85 so i can still use my 60s
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