LMR New Air Intake Testing
Melting Slicks
Joined: Nov 2014
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From: Fayetteville North Carolina
St. Jude Donor '15
The intakes are ready and available for purchase. Any technical questions can be answered by the design engineer. Ask for Layton at 713-614-0957. Dyno charts are available also.
The kit sells for $599 and is complete with intake, filter, MAF extension cable, vacuum hose, clamps and complete simple instructions. You can also call LMR for info and purchase.
We are having issues with our website at the moment trying to add the intake kit to it so bare with us.
Thanks for your patience.
The kit sells for $599 and is complete with intake, filter, MAF extension cable, vacuum hose, clamps and complete simple instructions. You can also call LMR for info and purchase.
We are having issues with our website at the moment trying to add the intake kit to it so bare with us.
Thanks for your patience.
I was also very excited to hear that he is working on a ram air setup that uses air from the brake inlet in the grill, I may hold off and wait for that!
Melting Slicks
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From: Fayetteville North Carolina
St. Jude Donor '15
Melting Slicks
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St. Jude Donor '15
Drifting
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The ram air idea is a good one....been doing that with my afe since I installed it. I have a z06 grill and I feed air in from behind the brake duct straight up to the airbox.
With a standard c7 grill you can do the same thing just got to take off the block off plates on the grill
With a standard c7 grill you can do the same thing just got to take off the block off plates on the grill
Melting Slicks
Joined: Nov 2014
Posts: 2,204
Likes: 17
From: Fayetteville North Carolina
St. Jude Donor '15
The ram air idea is a good one....been doing that with my afe since I installed it. I have a z06 grill and I feed air in from behind the brake duct straight up to the airbox.
With a standard c7 grill you can do the same thing just got to take off the block off plates on the grill
With a standard c7 grill you can do the same thing just got to take off the block off plates on the grill
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2nd Gear
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From: Cypress Texas
Intake Ram Air option
I called and talked to Layton, he was very helpful and knowledgeable. He explained the details of the intake, it can be installed with no tune.
I was also very excited to hear that he is working on a ram air setup that uses air from the brake inlet in the grill, I may hold off and wait for that!
I was also very excited to hear that he is working on a ram air setup that uses air from the brake inlet in the grill, I may hold off and wait for that!
Thanks for the interest and hoped Layton answered all your questions.
I would recommend you trying the intake and enjoy the added performance to your Corvette as the RAM system is still in the development stages and when available will be just an add on feature to the existing kit.
Again thanks for your interest.