AGS intake update
12-08-2010, 02:54 PM
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AGS intake update
I purchased a used CGS intake in August for my '07. After four months of ownership I don't have any groundbreaking news to report, just able to confirm what the other users have said. I'm getting 1-2 more MPG (avg of 27-29MPG) than with the stock unit and it makes a nice howl when you stomp the gas pedal.
Last edited by dhw3971; 12-08-2010 at 03:17 PM. Reason: it's CGS, not AGS..d'oh!
12-08-2010, 06:54 PM
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modified CGS intake
I cut and welded my CGS intake and mounted a 10 Edelbrok filter made a big diffrence over the stock CGS I dont know about mileage as I cannot keep my foot off the gas pedal , photos in the Toms Farm Cruize site on next to last page I didnt like the filter against the engine, glad I made the change.
Last edited by jay loukakis; 12-08-2010 at 07:24 PM. Reason: 10 inch round
12-08-2010, 06:56 PM
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I cut and welded my CGS intake and mounted a 10 Edelbrok filter made a big diffrence over the stock CGS I dont know about mileage as I cannot keep my foot off the gas pedal , photos in the Toms Farm Cruize site on next to last page I didnt like the filter against the engine, glad I made the change.
12-08-2010, 09:05 PM
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I'm using the CGS intake pipe with a UNI two-stage foam filter and an Outerwears pre-filter as I've never been comfortable with K&N type gauze filters.
I've only been running this for just under one week, but so far so good. The Outerwears pre-filter is doing it's job and is already showing dirt particles on the surface.
For those of you that are running K&N type filters, I would highly recommend using an Outerwear pre-filter. I also recommend that you keep an eye on the filter and clean it when it looks dirty.
Randy
I've only been running this for just under one week, but so far so good. The Outerwears pre-filter is doing it's job and is already showing dirt particles on the surface.
For those of you that are running K&N type filters, I would highly recommend using an Outerwear pre-filter. I also recommend that you keep an eye on the filter and clean it when it looks dirty.
Randy
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