gmpp review
gmpp review
I have an opportunity to get a gmpp intake for my 2.4... my plans for the car are to get i/h/e mm, tranny mounts, and eventually cams, but for the short term i/h/e and a tune. is this intake good enough for that? or should i just spend a lil more on the k&n or injen intakes?
Um, are you kidding me? That is prolly the most ignorant thing I have ever heard! Changing the filter will do ABSOLUTLEY nothing, The GMPP comes with a K&N filter... so why would changing it to another high-flow dry filter gain more power!
Hmmmmmm
The GMPP does not come with a K&N filter (I have one). It come with a crappy paper one that doesn't hold up to well.
Check out my vBGarage and you can see the exhaust from the mufler back.
Last edited by HawkMThe; Feb 22, 2008 at 08:05 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
actually. Lewiss dyno'd his 2.4 automatic with the gmpp intake(but remember this is an auto)
i think his gains was 2.something horsepower and 0.something torque. lol. but i also have this intake. BUT! he added a custom ram air scoop over the airbox(mine is being painted) and then dyno'd it, and he gained 7hp/7tq alone, NOT including the gains from the intake.
i think his gains was 2.something horsepower and 0.something torque. lol. but i also have this intake. BUT! he added a custom ram air scoop over the airbox(mine is being painted) and then dyno'd it, and he gained 7hp/7tq alone, NOT including the gains from the intake.
I have an opportunity to get a gmpp intake for my 2.4... my plans for the car are to get i/h/e mm, tranny mounts, and eventually cams, but for the short term i/h/e and a tune. is this intake good enough for that? or should i just spend a lil more on the k&n or injen intakes?
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