Today i did my first mod. I ordered the the gm air intake at the discounted price of $250, since my dad works for GM. It was retailed at $325. Well i got it and put it on that night. Im proud of myself. I know u guys could do this in your sleep by now but this is my first mod. It sounds great. Its much more agressive sounding. O and it increases gas mileage. NOTTT. If not lose any. Who cares it sounds amazing with a good HP gain. Plus no worries with voided warranty. Ill post pics once it stops raining. Next project: In-dash player and GM performance exhaust.

 

congrats, not a bad buy, but like i still say dont ever worry about voiding a warrenty unless the aftermarket part is what caused it. Dealers just like to **** with you on that.

 

yeah but my brother ran into a thing with voided warranty and i dont want to mess with it. he went to court and everything

 

o i noticed u have the gmpp exhaust. how do u like it. did u get cai before u got a exhaust. cuz i wanna know wat if it will sound much dif from just cai to both cai and exhaust

 

most members on here have the gm performance exaust and we love it

 

wat type of Hp gain am i lookin at

 

congratz on the mod.. it sure does make a huge difference...

 

Good work! Congrats on your first mod. We all had to start somewhere, and that's a good one to start with. No one should give you grief for being a newbie since you are willing to learn and do.

Good luck on your next mod! And the next! And...

(No, once you start it becomes a lifetime of fun! Take it from The Old Guy).

 

Yeah it gets addicting after that first mod.

 

is it possible to overtighen the clamps on the gmpp intake? if so how do you know when they are tight enough?

 

Don't forget expensive! By By checkbook , Hello Sweet ass Ride!
Good luck!

 

thanks!! your right though cant wait to do the next one

 

Tighten them until you can't move them, and the rubber tubing below them is slightly indented. If the tubes being held by a clamp cannot be rotated or pulled apart, they're tight enough.

You can probably tighten them until they deform the plastic tubing, which is definitely too tight.