I was surprised to bump into this today. No dyno results, but another option to free up a couple of ponies.

http://www.performancecenter.com/products/category_Air+Intake/productcategory_Air+Intake+Kits/searchtype_4d/sortorder_ADAA/sf1_CHEVROLET/sf2_2006/sf3_HHR/

Looks like it would help.
I did what CJ did on his HHR.
I put a reactive air filter and a pipe to the Air filter box, after removing the stock filter.

I was surprised to bump into this today. No dyno results, but another option to free up a couple of ponies.

http://www.performancecenter.com/products/category_Air+Intake/productcategory_Air+Intake+Kits/searchtype_4d/sortorder_ADAA/sf1_CHEVROLET/sf2_2006/sf3_HHR/

200 bucks for a filter and a plastic box :sad:

I was surprised to bump into this today. No dyno results, but another option to free up a couple of ponies.

http://www.performancecenter.com/products/category_Air+Intake/productcategory_Air+Intake+Kits/searchtype_4d/sortorder_ADAA/sf1_CHEVROLET/sf2_2006/sf3_HHR/


Thats another good option.. price is moderate.. plus.. the box type enclosure helps funnel the air to the filter, and block some heat from the engine... :thumb:

I would like to see the actual photo for an HHR. The picture they have is just a representation. If it mounts in the same location as the stock box, then it would be just as ugly covering up the entire engine. And the air would come from on top of the motor, which is pretty hot. The SoCal setup has the filter to the side, where it would get airflow from the wheelwell, like the stock intake did.

Price seems kinda steep for what you're getting.

I would like to see the actual photo for an HHR. The picture they have is just a representation. If it mounts in the same location as the stock box, then it would be just as ugly covering up the entire engine. And the air would come from on top of the motor, which is pretty hot. The SoCal setup has the filter to the side, where it would get airflow from the wheelwell, like the stock intake did.

I like it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! now what is the future for the funky look of the oil cap sticking up all goofy like:roll:

Here's the solution:

http://www.socalhhr.citymax.com/i/Hidden%20Pics/Dummy_Fitting_Sm.jpg

(Disregard red circle & arrow). Just twist the oil filler neck 1/4 turn and remove it. The oil filler cap uses the same threads, so it fits right into the valve cover. Problem solved. :thumb:

Found this on Ebay................
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Airaid-Cold-Air-Intake-06-Chevy-HHR-2-2L-2-4L-New_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ38634QQitemZ8067666 459QQrdZ1

Found this on Ebay................
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Airaid-Cold-Air-Intake-06-Chevy-HHR-2-2L-2-4L-New_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ38634QQitemZ8067666 459QQrdZ1


I found this one... 199.95 free shipping for orders over 150.00
plus if you order today save $15.00 by entering the code of "15NOW"


Gives you.. 8 more ponies, 8 more ft/lbs..



http://www.autoanything.com/air-intakes/60A1846A0A0.aspx