PRM jetstream intake vs CT-E Intake
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From: Urbandale, Iowa
I just ordered the K&N heatshield parts from K&N directly. Per fastings advice, I ordered these parts by calling the 800# and saying my car was missing these. It came close to 100 bux for the heatshield, the mounting parts, the trim etc. Now, I just need to order the PRM.
Corrado driver - Don't understand your question - that whole setup pictured in this thread is by PRM. The intake elbow is part of the intake it. It comes with the intake arm, couplers and the jetstream intake which houses the filter inside it.
Corrado driver - Don't understand your question - that whole setup pictured in this thread is by PRM. The intake elbow is part of the intake it. It comes with the intake arm, couplers and the jetstream intake which houses the filter inside it.
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From: Clatskanie, OR
Originally Posted by H22toF20' timestamp='1326351351' post='21309199
[quote name='kchandra' timestamp='1326302636' post='21306900']
From what I have read - the PRM is the best sounding intake for the s2k per my searches. I agree on the heat soak but I think I may add the K&N FIPK heat shield like user "Fasting" did.
From what I have read - the PRM is the best sounding intake for the s2k per my searches. I agree on the heat soak but I think I may add the K&N FIPK heat shield like user "Fasting" did.
what intake arm is that?
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It's an ebay pipe that has been powder coated.
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From: Elk Grove
Originally Posted by kchandra' timestamp='1326302636' post='21306900
From what I have read - the PRM is the best sounding intake for the s2k per my searches. I agree on the heat soak but I think I may add the K&N FIPK heat shield like user "Fasting" did.
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