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why would you wanna pay $600 on a intake i dont see whats so great about them. the power gain is marginal, and if you want your car to sound cool then you could put the money towards an exhaust
Originally posted by MrM3@Sep 24 2003, 06:54 PM why would you wanna pay $600 on a intake i dont see whats so great about them. the power gain is marginal, and if you want your car to sound cool then you could put the money towards an exhaust
Agreed.... Why the hell would you drop $600 for a gruppe M intake?
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Originally posted by AssassinGT@Sep 24 2003, 10:58 PM Because I can.
Another note is that I just really wanted to get one of these, my prefrence. Now all I ask is a little info about them..
well it is your decision but i think you should give the idea some time to settle, like a month or so just so you can be absolutely sure. i recently saw a gruppeM intake up close (check out my concours thread in 'showroom') and it looked awesome, so if thats what you want then i'd say its a good choice. although i'm still confused on how a simple product that doesnt yield alot of gain can be priced so high
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