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Old Mar 28, 2012 | 06:48 AM
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Well to get back to the OP's first post, I also installed my ZZP intake this weekend. I haven't been on here in a few days, but I can say I am happy with my intake. First off I didn't have a CEL for the first 3 days but have gotten 2 since. They are the P0101 code and I just clear it on my phone (torque app). I have had a couple of rough idles and loss of boost, but in all honesty I expected this not having tuned for the intake, which I plan to do in the "near" future. After driving some I noticed my intake temps on the RPD to be within 5-7 degrees of the ambient temp outside. I did some hard driving then pulled in a parking lot and sat for about 5-10 mins and I noticed the intake air temps rise a good 15-20 degrees, but upon driving they came right back down.

I'm going to post up pics in a new thread and a bigger review if anybody wants to check it out later.
Old Mar 28, 2012 | 07:31 AM
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Originally Posted by CBurge33
Well to get back to the OP's first post, I also installed my ZZP intake this weekend. I haven't been on here in a few days, but I can say I am happy with my intake. First off I didn't have a CEL for the first 3 days but have gotten 2 since. They are the P0101 code and I just clear it on my phone (torque app). I have had a couple of rough idles and loss of boost, but in all honesty I expected this not having tuned for the intake, which I plan to do in the "near" future. After driving some I noticed my intake temps on the RPD to be within 5-7 degrees of the ambient temp outside. I did some hard driving then pulled in a parking lot and sat for about 5-10 mins and I noticed the intake air temps rise a good 15-20 degrees, but upon driving they came right back down.

I'm going to post up pics in a new thread and a bigger review if anybody wants to check it out later.
Glad to hear everything is working out for ya. After fiddling with the orientation on mine, I haven't received any further codes and the car is running like a champ.
Old Mar 28, 2012 | 07:39 AM
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Very nice guys!
Old Mar 28, 2012 | 08:07 AM
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Here is the link to my write up.

https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/show...361#post630361
Old Mar 28, 2012 | 08:53 AM
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Nice writeup man. I agree with everything you said..your experience seems to mirror mine.
Old Mar 28, 2012 | 03:46 PM
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All this talk of hot air and heat soak. What happens to the air once it; A. passes through and air compressor driven by hot exhaust gasses, and 2. gets compressed? My job is compressed dry air (30,000 scfd @ 20psi), and more effort is spent cooling and reducing the relative humidity after compression than before. I would guess that limiting heatsoak in the turbo, or upgrading the intercooler will yield more results than focusing on a few degrees on the intake side. I know every little bit helps but diminishing returns would dictate where I spent my efforts.
Old Mar 28, 2012 | 04:06 PM
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Nice writeup man. I agree with everything you said..your experience seems to mirror mine.
Thanks! I just went out and checked and my seam was almost where the one in the cobaltss thread was. Mine was at about 1 o'clock I'd say. So I moved it to the left some and pulled the MAF. The MAF was clean and had no oil. I cleared my CEL and I'm going to drive around a bit tonight watching my RPD and Torque app to see what all happens, and I'll post it in the morning.
Old Mar 28, 2012 | 06:16 PM
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I think (I'd have to look to confirm) my seam is back around towards the bottom, say 6 or 7'o clock. My general idle is about normal, but once I turn the A/C on, it gets rather rough. I'm good for now though......
Old Mar 29, 2012 | 06:32 AM
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Ok,
I'm glad that this system is working out for you guys...

If anyones willing to give up a stock air intake system,
I'm looking to buy your complete system.
I know some of you will put them away, to put back on,
when it's time to trade it in.
But, there's always that guy, that will either toss it in the trash, or
put it in the 'rafters', to be never seen again.
I have some ideas that I want to try, & I need a stock system, to rework.

Wanted
A complete stock HHR SS air intake system.
I need everything, the tubing, complete airbox, screws, all clamps,
the fresh air tubing from fender-to-airbox, even those weird screws
that hold down the airbox, including the rubber grommets.

I'm offering $200 shipped to me in Pittsburgh
Just send me a private message, or find my ad in the classifieds.

Maybe this offer is one that someone might need, to decide in favor
of buying the new ZZP system.

It took me 2 years, to find & buy, a stock automatic downpipe, here on the
forum. Thanks to EcotecRacer
Old Mar 29, 2012 | 07:14 AM
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Originally Posted by 2005HHRauto
Wanted
A complete stock HHR SS air intake system.
I need everything, the tubing, complete airbox, screws, all clamps,
the fresh air tubing from fender-to-airbox, even those weird screws
that hold down the airbox, including the rubber grommets.

I'm offering $200 shipped to me in Pittsburgh
Just send me a private message, or find my ad in the classifieds.

Maybe this offer is one that someone might need, to decide in favor
of buying the new ZZP system.

It took me 2 years, to find & buy, a stock automatic downpipe, here on the
forum. Thanks to EcotecRacer
Hell, I got to round up all my parts (I left part of them at my buddies shop in GA, going back up next weekend), but if you haven't found someone willing to sell by then, I'll sell you mine bud.



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