Thread: Blox intake velocity stacks?

Well I finally added my last mod to the daily... I bought one from Tyrell.

I put this piece on the end of my CAI and called it a day today... The car seemed to rev a bit smoother and pull a little harder as soon as I put it on. I stole a 3" coupler from my old intercooler setup.

go fast mods are jwt s3r cams, injen cai, Stainless 2.5" full exhaust, Stock Cat, Thermo-Blok Spacers, 2.5" Header, ACT HDSS PP, 2000 SE Disc, 8.8lb Fidanza, Prothanes, & Thundervolt Wires... and now this blox velocity funnel.

yay daily! I think the last thing may be to finally install my cam gears and advance intake 2 and leave the exhaust alone.

Where to get these velocity stacks?

Ebay... I actually just install my stack yesterday but I got mine from BPi. Here is a link to there site. But they are basically the same.

http://www.bpinitiatives.com/

I did notice a difference in torque around 4500 RPM range and up for sure.

Thanks. I have JWT popcharger, is there any difference? It looks almost same to me..

It will work if your intake filter has a 6" base.. which I'm pretty sure the JWT does. You should be fine if that diameter is correct.

I imagine it's not worth spending the money if you already have that. There's no way the difference (if there is one) is going to be noticeable.

Yes thats probably the case, but the statements below tempt me to still get one even though I have a Pop charger.

Bringing this from the dead...

Lookie what I have found here, looks to be similar, but probably not as well working.

http://www.amazon.com/Spectre-8788-Universal-Modular-Velocity/dp/B0008FUHJ6

If I'm on my stock lowport intake piping, and I'm only running the stack on there, will it hurt my engine's breathing? I mean will there still be filtration from harmful particles into my intake manifold? Sorry if I sound like a newb, but I'm just curious

If you're not using a filter element then yes, your engine will suck up all sorts of crap and that will be bad. These things are designed to be used with a 6" filter element attached. If that's what you have then you're all set.