Looking for an easy first mod, thought about CAI, for a 2000 911 cab. Evolution motorsports looks like the one I was thinking about putting on. I am going to put on a new exhaust and flash the computer in the near future. However, 600.00 seems steep from the mixed reviews I have been reading, any input would be appreciated. thanks

 

Nijoma,
EVOMS is the way to go. Here is a quick breakdown
Engineered utilizing state of the art CAD CAM 3D modeling, CNC machining, computer controlled Superflow air flow testing, rotational molding, injection molding and countless man hours, these systems represent the apex of air induction technologies. All of our systems install in the factory location and utilize the OEM “ram air” fresh air ducts for lower air intake temperatures and added power. Additionally, our systems also incorporate a custom cotton air filter and a 6” injection molded Venturi that acts as a vacuum for cold-air. All these components work together to create the most powerful Porsche air intake systems on the market today.

Our intake is being utilized by almost every Porsche 996/997 participating in the Grand AM Cup GS series due to its consistent and reliable power gains. These race teams require real results and rely on the benefits of our intake system for their race cars.

Gains
HP Gain: 10-12
TQ Gain: 10-12



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But you don't offer the v-flow for the 996 C2 on your site?

 

The intake is available Im sorry we have not completed our collection ( 996 ) on our site =(

 

I cannot send PM's yet not enough posts.... Hopefully I can get them..... Thanks

 

How much of a concern is driving through water/heavy downpours etc with this kit?

 

Does a CAI help the RPMs move more freely/quicker?

 

There aren't any issues regarding hydrolock. The intake system has to be submerged in water for problems to occur. This goes for basically any system.

A true cold air intake that grabs air from a lower vent in the front bumper has more of a chance for hydrolock since the filter is lower to the ground.

 

Thanks