I agree you also have to think about the time invested like stated earlier. I think its a great price considering theres intakes out there that cost double that without shipping, and he can even add things for you. The quality is not the same lazarsmith as they make REAL quality products but is also in a different price range. All things considered I am thinking about getting one also thanks for the link.

 

i just picked one of these up, going to put it on tonight after work, i'll let you guys know if anything changes

 

I just bought one of the stainless steel ones. Looks nice and should last forever, plus I like the bead rolled into the end. For $155 for a polished stainless intake, I think that is a pretty good price.

I'm also making my own 2 micron filter setup and big line kit. I'll post up some pics and reviews in the next couple weeks one I get it mounted up

 

How about performance? No one has stated anything about how much HP increase you may get. Isn't that the reason for getting an aftermarket intake?

 

I would be interested in the actual gains as well.

 

They help low end response/tq the most but very little topend/hp gain on a dyno. A sheetmetal shop can roll a bead on the end or someone can weld one on. It might not be the prettiest airhorn but a big inside radius (like that one has) is the most important part of an elbow. Craig

 

There is a write up about the different intakes and their respective gains. I really like the look of the polished stainless one and at $155 you can't beat the price. We'll see how it performs