CGS Air Intake?
07-04-2008, 09:50 AM
#13
Join Date: 07-03-2007
Location: New York
Posts: 8
Just Found CGS Motorsports Air Intake Systems $192.15 Free Shipping
http://www.gottruckparts.com/product...oducts_id/411/
http://www.gottruckparts.com/product...oducts_id/411/
07-04-2008, 12:18 PM
#14
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Join Date: 06-22-2008
Location: Eugene, Oregon
Posts: 39
Streetpros has it for $190.02 w/ free shipping http://www.streetpros.com/product_in...ucts_id/20768/Thinking this would go well with the Imco muffler i am installing on my 06 LS 2.2 .
07-22-2008, 07:51 PM
#17
Senior Member
Join Date: 07-20-2008
Location: San Gabriel Valley, CA
Posts: 115
Well, the temptation was too great! I was in Anaheim, CA yesterday for an appointment, so went by www.truckshop.com. Spoke with Jeff and left with Goldline Springs and the CGS Intake. (I can resist anything but temptation!)
I installed the intake this afternoon after getting home from work. The allen screws for the sensor were there. However, the bolt to attach to the manifold was also too long for me as well. Used a couple of hard rubber faucet washers - one on either side of the bracket - to take up the extra length. Thought they would help with some vibration as well.
Very happy with the fit and finish of the product. Will be interesting to see what performance improvements, if any, I will notice.
BTW, to clean the install up a bit more, I also removed the bracket from the back of the engine that supports the original air filter housing.
Mark
The intake came in packed vary good, the screws to attach the sensor was supposed to come with it and they were not included so I had to use my own screws. Also the bolt that attaches it to the manifold was to long so I had to use some washers. Other then that I was vary happy and it was a vary quick install!
I installed the intake this afternoon after getting home from work. The allen screws for the sensor were there. However, the bolt to attach to the manifold was also too long for me as well. Used a couple of hard rubber faucet washers - one on either side of the bracket - to take up the extra length. Thought they would help with some vibration as well.
Very happy with the fit and finish of the product. Will be interesting to see what performance improvements, if any, I will notice.
BTW, to clean the install up a bit more, I also removed the bracket from the back of the engine that supports the original air filter housing.
Mark
The intake came in packed vary good, the screws to attach the sensor was supposed to come with it and they were not included so I had to use my own screws. Also the bolt that attaches it to the manifold was to long so I had to use some washers. Other then that I was vary happy and it was a vary quick install!
08-11-2008, 11:29 AM
#18
Senior Member
Join Date: 01-31-2007
Location: New Hampsha
Posts: 2,479
What is the wisdom of installing a CGS for someone who has to deal with nasty weather for part of the year (salt, snow freezing rain, salt, etc)
I don't like the idea if that cone being exposed like that
Goose
I don't like the idea if that cone being exposed like that
Goose
08-16-2008, 09:14 PM
#19
Senior Member
Join Date: 04-19-2006
Location: Arvada CO
Posts: 5,065
Goose...I live in Colorado and we have all of what you're talking about. I've had my CGS on for almost 2 years and never had an issue. It got below zero here a few times last year and it ran just great.