CamaroX84

I am looking into a K&N cone air filter that mounts right onto the throttle body. I have a stock TPI intake on a 355 motor, but I do have a hot cam and headers with a high flow exhaust. Do you guys like it? How does it compare to the home-made ram air kits? Why would anyone buy the 600 cfm one? Wouldn't it be best for every motor to force in as much air as possible? Thanks for the help.

Guest

Bad route to go IMO. You will be picking up all the hot air off the radiator...
And if you have a MAF sensor, then you cant even do it.

speed88

Mine is a mass air car and I have a cone K&N where my stock air box used to be, so how can I not do it???

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Guest

He said mounted on the throttle body, which wont work on a MAF car.

gregz28

You cannot use the 1000cfm. It is much too large; you will notice that in most descriptions of the 1000cfm, it says that it is for aftermarket systems. It will not fit a stock setup, and does not have clearence since the t-stat hose is in the way. Trust me, I tried it and had to send it back for the 600cfm.

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