Needswings Intake
Needswings Intake
Just installed my intake from Needswings. It arrived yesterday, it was finished in red and looked great. Install was easy, and would be for anyone with a basic set of tools and some mechanical know how.
The car sounds crisper during acceleration, picks up quicker and felt faster, per my butt dyno. I know the topic of cold air intakes and who to buy from is brought up constantly and some people opt to go a different route from Rob and Needswings, but the price is worth it. I now wish that I would have went ahead and got the dual for my N/A but that would probably be a bit of overkill.
I would not hesitate to recommend Rob or the intake for any Crossfire.
Happy modding.
The car sounds crisper during acceleration, picks up quicker and felt faster, per my butt dyno. I know the topic of cold air intakes and who to buy from is brought up constantly and some people opt to go a different route from Rob and Needswings, but the price is worth it. I now wish that I would have went ahead and got the dual for my N/A but that would probably be a bit of overkill.
I would not hesitate to recommend Rob or the intake for any Crossfire.
Happy modding.
Re: Needswings Intake
Originally Posted by Jason_HBC
Just installed my intake from Needswings. It arrived yesterday, it was finished in red and looked great. Install was easy, and would be for anyone with a basic set of tools and some mechanical know how.
The car sounds crisper during acceleration, picks up quicker and felt faster, per my butt dyno. I know the topic of cold air intakes and who to buy from is brought up constantly and some people opt to go a different route from Rob and Needswings, but the price is worth it. I now wish that I would have went ahead and got the dual for my N/A but that would probably be a bit of overkill.
I would not hesitate to recommend Rob or the intake for any Crossfire.
Happy modding.
The car sounds crisper during acceleration, picks up quicker and felt faster, per my butt dyno. I know the topic of cold air intakes and who to buy from is brought up constantly and some people opt to go a different route from Rob and Needswings, but the price is worth it. I now wish that I would have went ahead and got the dual for my N/A but that would probably be a bit of overkill.
I would not hesitate to recommend Rob or the intake for any Crossfire.
Happy modding.
Fall is coming with crisp cool dense air. Those new tubes will light you up.
Happy drivin'
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I was scratching my head when I read you said it was an "easy install" . You went with the single. The dual is a whole different ball of wax. The right side is very tight and there are a few more issues involved with the dual. Took me the better part of about 8 hrs to get it right. Lots of skinned knuckles. I'd still do it all over again, the car sounds awesome, I also have the Magnaflow cat back.
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it took me two beers watching Rob do the roadster, and it took about 4 beers me doing the coupe...because I had a great teacher...
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