For those with JoeZ Intake...
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For those with JoeZ Intake...
Since it retains the stock airbox, is there any difference in sound?
Also, would it be possible to put a cone filter on the JoeZ tube, remove the stock airbox, and create some sort of heat barrier/shield. I like the concept of the K&N, but I do not want a "Greasy" filter messing up my car.
Brandon
Also, would it be possible to put a cone filter on the JoeZ tube, remove the stock airbox, and create some sort of heat barrier/shield. I like the concept of the K&N, but I do not want a "Greasy" filter messing up my car.
Brandon
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From: florida
i have never liked K&N products for exactly that reason
all i know is that with the Joe-Z intake, my kids can hear me coming towards the house about 1/2 mile from the front door.
yes, i drive my car like it's meant to be driven....
even in colorado.
i'm going for the *CSP record on # of reports called in.
LOL
d
all i know is that with the Joe-Z intake, my kids can hear me coming towards the house about 1/2 mile from the front door.
yes, i drive my car like it's meant to be driven....
even in colorado.
i'm going for the *CSP record on # of reports called in.
LOL
d
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From: ca
Since it retains the stock airbox, is there any difference in sound?
Also, would it be possible to put a cone filter on the JoeZ tube, remove the stock airbox, and create some sort of heat barrier/shield. I like the concept of the K&N, but I do not want a "Greasy" filter messing up my car.
Brandon
Also, would it be possible to put a cone filter on the JoeZ tube, remove the stock airbox, and create some sort of heat barrier/shield. I like the concept of the K&N, but I do not want a "Greasy" filter messing up my car.
Brandon
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From: AZ
Since it retains the stock airbox, is there any difference in sound?
Also, would it be possible to put a cone filter on the JoeZ tube, remove the stock airbox, and create some sort of heat barrier/shield. I like the concept of the K&N, but I do not want a "Greasy" filter messing up my car.
Brandon
Also, would it be possible to put a cone filter on the JoeZ tube, remove the stock airbox, and create some sort of heat barrier/shield. I like the concept of the K&N, but I do not want a "Greasy" filter messing up my car.
Brandon
I have had zero issues with my K&N intake...unless you consider that awesome sound to be a problem.
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+1 I have had only bad luck with K&N product over the years. I will never purchase another intake from them or a drop in filter for that matter.
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From: Tampa, FL
Keep the stock airbox, use a drop in if you feel you need to. The Joe Z gives you a nice increase in engine note at a lower rpm then stock. It sounds great mated up with an after-market exhaust. And it sounds really great on those cool, non-humid days which I am finally getting to experience in FL! Luv it!
Keep the stock airbox, use a drop in if you feel you need to. The Joe Z gives you a nice increase in engine note at a lower rpm then stock. It sounds great mated up with an after-market exhaust. And it sounds really great on those cool, non-humid days which I am finally getting to experience in FL! Luv it!
I have the Joez intake and exhaust and I think the combination works well together. I am very happy with the sound and the performance.
I currently have the K&N CAI. I think it sounds more aggressive than the joe-z. I am verry happy with it, and also got it super cheap from autoanything. I am talking to a friend of mine who does some tig welding. He asked me If I wanted an exhaust and intake. He would put a pipe down near the front bumper. He said I may have to cut a hole to allow the pipe to go through. He is also going to fab me an exhaust. I will let you know how it goes, he went to SEMA so will be back soon.
Keep the stock airbox, use a drop in if you feel you need to. The Joe Z gives you a nice increase in engine note at a lower rpm then stock. It sounds great mated up with an after-market exhaust. And it sounds really great on those cool, non-humid days which I am finally getting to experience in FL! Luv it!