I have been hunting around online but as yet havent came across a good induction kit for the crossfire. Obviously we need two adequately sized induction filters but what about the pipework too?
Has anyone installed a good induction system that looks good, sounds great and hopefully increases performance????

 

Majority of posts seem to favor the Needswings setup. Claims to have the best performance increase. Are you just interested in a dual setup?
Some folks have made cheaper versions with good results also. Keep looking around on the forum for info.

 

not entirely sure what im looking for. Its my first V6 so im used to single filter setups. I just want a kit that looks good under the hood, is of good quality and has a mean induction note. Havent heard of the needswings setup before, i will check it out

cheers

 

Try using the search feature at the top of the page ! Type CAI and see whatcha get !

 

I have the NeedsWings CAI on my car. I'd highly recommend it!

There's a definite HP increase (dyno proven), the look is better than that giant piece of plastic IMO, and the sound when you snap the throttle open is awesome.

The single K&N cone filter flows more than enough air for the NA engine, it's the same one they use on the supercharged version. It's located right behind the grill for true cold air. All piping is 6061 aluminum. Very clean and professional looking.






www.NeedsWings.com
Go to the SRT6 section of his webpage......it'll be about halfway down the section.

 

that looks pretty sweet. bit pricey though.

i take it the engine cover doesnt fir back on

 

JUST posted.

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ad.php?t=30709

Will work for you IF you have an SRT.
Do ya?

 

Needswings The Way Ta Go....nuff Said!

 

not an srt6, just the NA

 

It is a little pricy, but look at what you get.

A quality product made with quality materials.
Tested and verified by MANY members of this forum.

Oh ya.......it'll take about half a second off your quarter mile time!!

Seem more worth it now?

Almost forgot......the engine cover can be modified to fit if you feel lik being creative with a dremel or similar tool. Personally, I'd rather see the engine and let it get some cool air.

 

If you can afford the Needswing setup, buy it. It can also easily be converted to be shorter under the hood if need be. I only paid $150 for mine from Autozone (Spectre) and am getting fantastic results at the track. You can click on my cardomain link in my signature to see it. Of course a search on here will yield several results. Good luck!