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Member ID: paulstin1

Location: Cape Coral, FL

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1999 Pontiac Firebird

Bought: Dec, 2008

Bragging Rights

  • 1/4 Mile0 sec @ -1 mph
  • 0-606.3sec
  • Top Speed145mph
  • HP205
  • Weight3298lbs

Major Upgrades

  • turbo
  • nitrous
  • bore increase
  • port and polish
  • supercharger
  • extrude honed
  • stroke increase
  • engine swap

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Last updated: Sep 16, 2008

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paul’s Pontiac Firebird

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 i have flowmaster serise 80 exhaust alpine CDA-9887 head unit mtx 81000d class d  competition amp 1000 wats on a 12.5 battery and 1500 on a 14.4v battery and a 12'' bosten boston B212 and MB Quart premium 6.5'' and tweeters and external crossovers. thats all i got so far lol

   

 

 

 

 

 

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jar269  

Posted by: jar269

10/18/2008 09:36PM

tight ride,5*

CMCCANE  

Posted by: CMCCANE

10/16/2008 08:14PM

Oh no problem, better ask now before you decide to buy one right? But ya, the Whisper Lid removes the stock baffles which slow the air down, the stock silencer which make your intake quiet and slow the air down even more, is taller, smoother, and the air outlet is much much bigger than stock. and the air goes directly from the lid to your throttle body so it adds alot. The SLP intake acts as a ram air in a way and also pulls in cooler air from outside the engine bay rather than inside. The two inlet holes in the front don't let much air in. All is very easy to put in. 10 mins for the Whisper lid and about 30 for the SLP intake.

CMCCANE  

Posted by: CMCCANE

10/15/2008 03:06PM

It was only worth it if you buy the Whisper lid and a K&N filter at the same time. It makes a big difference with all installed at once.

CMCCANE  

Posted by: CMCCANE

10/07/2008 07:26PM

You can get the SLP cold air intake from www.marylandspeed.com which I bought mine from. They sell it for $10 cheaper than SLP's price on their own site, and shipping was only $4.95 rather than $20. Shipped very fast too.

CMCCANE  

Posted by: CMCCANE

10/02/2008 05:26PM

Like GTwildfire posted you should start with an exhaust and intake. I have a flowmaster 80 series exhaust with dual outlets. Then I went with the SLP cold air intake and the whisper lid which only fits our v6's cause the slp doesn't. its not worth the intake unless you do the lid. I am yet to do a chip but the chips are about $300. like $280 and the chip alone adds 25 hp.

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Location: Cape Coral, FL