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Has anyone ever tried Kurtz Kustomz True Rev Sport Induction? Curious to know results.Check out site if you don't know what I'm talking about and let me know what you think.
http://www.kustomz.com/contour1.html

also could someone tell me how to make above an actual link?

never mind I see it became a link when I previewed

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oh ok


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Originally posted by 95contour:
Check out site if you don't know what I'm talking about and let me know what you think.





everyone on this site probably knows about KKM. i have one myself. its generally the intake most people go with.


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Here is my $0.05 worth. I recently took the advice of the collective wisdom of this forum and installed the recommended K&N intake system. It consisted of the 7inch K&N filter, the MAF adapter by Duratecperformance.com. And $60 all together.

I have to tell you that I'm very pleased with the install - 15 minutes, the sound - no difference under light throttle but growl under heavy throttle and apparent fuel economy increase. Another person riding with me commented that it sounded like 5.0L Mustang but a bit quieter. Very happy.

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I have a KKM & have really enjoyed it. I love the growl I get from the exhaust. I have had no problems so far & I have put 14k miles on it in 2 years+. However, I do think my next mod will be a K&N filter in place of the inverted cone filter on the KKM. Hope this answers your ?.


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Originally posted by TSIN03SE:
I recently took the advice of the collective wisdom of this forum and installed the recommended K&N intake system. It consisted of the 7inch K&N filter {RU-3530}, the MAF adapter by Duratecperformance.com. And $60 all together.



Could not have put it better.

That is the best option.


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do i need to buy the maf gasket also?

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The MAF gasket comes with the MAF adapter from Duratecperformance.com. It also contains the nuts and bolts to do the install. And the K&N filter comes with its own pipe clamp so you do not have to buy any hardware at all. Good luck. I'm sure you will like it.

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Originally posted by DemonSVT:
Originally posted by TSIN03SE:
I recently took the advice of the collective wisdom of this forum and installed the recommended K&N intake system. It consisted of the 7inch K&N filter {RU-3530}, the MAF adapter by Duratecperformance.com. And $60 all together.



Could not have put it better.

That is the best option.




Would the MAF adapter be the 65mm?

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Mike


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