Cold Air Cover for Blackwing
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Mar 2002
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From: Tx
Re: Cold Air Cover for Blackwing (2000^C5)
Thanks for the reply.
Strange.. LAPD shows it (as a package filter+cover) in the forum mall, but no sign of it on their own website. I'll have to give them a call when they open.
Strange.. LAPD shows it (as a package filter+cover) in the forum mall, but no sign of it on their own website. I'll have to give them a call when they open.
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Melting Slicks
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From: Tx
Re: Cold Air Cover for Blackwing (QuickSilver2002)
Talked to LAPD, they are not selling it anymore. They said it was causing most people to run lean and demand had dropped off.
Hmmm. Seems to me that it might be a nice setup if you combined it with a MAF translator.
Hmmm. Seems to me that it might be a nice setup if you combined it with a MAF translator.
Burning Brakes
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From: SLC, Utah Formerly 4RE 2 2KC5
Re: Cold Air Cover for Blackwing (QuickSilver2002)
Quicksilver,
I ran one for about 30 days on my 2000 Coupe without any problems. When I sold the Coupe in favor of my 2001 Convertible I was concerned about the surging problems that other people had experienced and opted to only install the Blackwing on my Roadster. I have mine sitting around, and if you are interested I would sell you mine. Let me know.
[Modified by Black Rain, 12:31 PM 4/11/2002]
I ran one for about 30 days on my 2000 Coupe without any problems. When I sold the Coupe in favor of my 2001 Convertible I was concerned about the surging problems that other people had experienced and opted to only install the Blackwing on my Roadster. I have mine sitting around, and if you are interested I would sell you mine. Let me know.
[Modified by Black Rain, 12:31 PM 4/11/2002]
