Killa Bee Air Intake Question?
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Heel & Toe
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From: St. Charles Louisana
Killa Bee Air Intake Question?
I'm wanting to change my air intake system. Is the Killa Bee a good one or should I go with another system? I have an 09 LS3 C6 Coupe.
Also how much RWHP would it add? Thanks in advance
Also how much RWHP would it add? Thanks in advance
Melting Slicks
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From: A galaxy far, far away...
St. Jude Donor '12 thru '26
Killer Bee, Bee Hive & Vette-Air together I have w/ a ported TB.
It feels peppier, though I have yet to go back & do after dyno pulls for hard numbers.
EDIT: http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...kage-deal.html
It feels peppier, though I have yet to go back & do after dyno pulls for hard numbers.
EDIT: http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...kage-deal.html
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Racer
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Mike
Melting Slicks
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If you are not going to do anything else to the motor, ie headers, cam, etc..then the stock unit will work fine. The issue that needs to be addressed is getting cold air to the intake. Computer starts pulling timing at 86 degree IAT. You can prop the shroud open or use Vette-air to get cold air into the compartment. Do a search on Vette-air or propped shroud. You will be busy for days..
Better to be safe than sorry! 
Burning Brakes
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If you're not drag racing then the LS3's stock intake is pretty good. I had a well known CAI on mine for a few months and had some surging at light throttle. Went back to stock and this car still runs like a beast. Like mentioned above, if you're not going to add any other mods and or a tune then stock is just fine. 
