`Looking at getting air intake and just wondering which one.

1 Process west street box

http://www.processwest.com.au/index.php/products/ford/fg-products/street-air-box

2 KPM streetfighter

http://www.kpmauto.com/tabid/219/CategoryID/13/List/0/Level/a/ProductID/256/Default.aspx?SortField=ProductName%2cProductName

3 Herrod Motorsport

http://www.herrodmotorsport.com.au/HerrodPerformanceProducts/EngineComponents/FGPerformanceAirBoxKit/tabid/293/Default.aspx

Whats your thoughts and what have you got. Im heading towards 1 or 2 ATM

cheers

I had the herrod

It was ok

Added a bit more noise but I really regretted not just cutting a hole in the stock air box and then go a turbo side

Same with any crossover cai. All those bends and relatively small piping is the restriction

I had the process west street airbox but have since gone turbo side. Combined with muffler delete you could definitely hear it. You can't beat turbo side if you want induction and flutter noise.

I've got the kpm. Love the stock look even though it isnt

I do like the KPM it looks stock but its hard not to buy local from PW.

I've got the herrod, and I love the look of it, sounds good as well

75mil hole saw. bottom of your box or front below the filter. done.

send the $600 to me if you want to throw coin away.

nah that's to much work biz.

Maybe KPM can do me a deal with Air box and ID1000

75mil hole saw. bottom of your box or front below the filter. done.

It may sound retarded but he's dead right, it works well.

I've done a similar mod to the airbox on my last couple of cars, and I actually quantified it this time. A number of standard auto FG XR6T's have been run at the dyno at MRC and all make in the low 230rwkw range. I ran mine today and it made 241 rwkw. My only mods are on the intake - I removed the intake muffler and hacked up the airbox, otherwise it's dead stock (aside from the COP CHIP, obviously).

Here's some pics of my butchered airbox if you want any ideas. I've chopped a few up in my time and this seems to be the best way (leaving the ribbing in tact):

that's tidy Joorsh nice work I think I might just give that a go.

Only down side is I dont have any tools its all packed away until my house is built.