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What are my choices k&n, slp, .....
Doesn't seem to be many options, I've thought about doing a custom fab job, but the area is kinda odd shaped any ideas??
do a custom job, it will save you a lot of money, and will be better than than the k&n intake, probably about equal to the slp, you can get rubber elbows from a site airflowonline.com . They don't have the 3.5 inch 90 degree listed on the site, but they sell it, you just have to email them and request for the part number.
Also use some quality pipes, DO NOT BUY the air duct metal for the pipes, a big NO NO. It is too weak. Buy some aluminized intake , or exhaust pipe to make the intake. Also, don't buy plastic pvc, it will melt.
Good luck,
Ron
1996 Pontiac Firebird<br />Flowmaster Exhaust, Custom Cold Air Intake, 3.42 gears with LSD
The elbow alone is like 60 bucks not 10-15. Look on ebay, they are on their a lot. I had the slp one and loved it.
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