Just wanted to get some opinions. I'm running a stock maf (for now) and http://www.buickgn.com/coldairkits.htm has 3 different style cold air kits for 87's. I was wondering which you guys preferred.
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I have the original version, the only reason I opt for it over the new style is I didn't want to cut a hole in the inner fender that the new version requires. I am also running Marks 3" MAF pipe with a LS1 MAF sensor and translator. I have no complaints, looks awesome and the install takes about 30-45 minutes. Hope this helps, Kyle.
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No one supplies the different combos like us, 3", 3.5" or 4" MAF pipes, original thru the radiator support cold air kits, or new style that eliminates one bend in the system. Available in plain or polished aluminum or chrome plated steel.
No one supplies the different combos like us, 3", 3.5" or 4" MAF pipes, original thru the radiator support cold air kits, or new style that eliminates one bend in the system. Available in plain or polished aluminum or chrome plated steel.Similar threads
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