Save your money for a Callaway Honker fresh air intake, Corvettes of Houston has the best pricing that I know of. 
Z06 Air Box or Haltech Intake?
Drifting
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: San Diego CA
I have a 405HP Z06 and am waiting for my Callaway Honker to arrive.
If you are going to spend time and money in that area, I would strongly recommend getting a CAI (cold air intake). You will notice the difference immediately...
If you are going to spend time and money in that area, I would strongly recommend getting a CAI (cold air intake). You will notice the difference immediately...
Drifting
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Mesa Arizona
Originally Posted by DBLX
If the Z06 air box flows good enough for 405hp, is it worth the upgrade?
But this is what I upgraded from to the Callaway. Wish I saved the $70. and just bought the Callaway in the first place. The benifits of the fresh air box far outweigh the Z06 cover.
I also spent a few bucks more and purchased the Elite Engineering Screen to keep the larger crud from entering the intake/rad. area. The added protection was worth it!
Bob
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Drifting
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From: Goodyear Az
If you're thinking about a Honker, but don't mind the time and effort for a DIY project rather than shelling out the cash, you might consider this ingenious solution... http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1547392
You take the stock lower intake box, flip it over and cut a hole in the upper radiator shroud.
You take the stock lower intake box, flip it over and cut a hole in the upper radiator shroud.
