Gains vs. price of aftermarket air intake?

ds06nomad · 11-05-2007, 10:20 AM

I have a Thunder Mfg. "Tornado" intake left over from my Suzuki Blvd C50T. All I would need is the proper adapter for the Nomad and can reuse the rest.

My question is this: Is it worth it? Would I see that much more gain from the Thunder kit vs. the stock intake unit? I have the PCIII and V&H duallie pipes already installed. And there is a local shop that is PCIII dyno certified to custom map it. Just wondering if it's worth it ($100 adapter + $250 custom map)???

Opinions, real life experiences, ????

Thanks,
Daryl

11-05-2007, 10:20 AM	#1
ds06nomad Advanced Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Ventura County, CA. USA Posts: 505	Gains vs. price of aftermarket air intake? I have a Thunder Mfg. "Tornado" intake left over from my Suzuki Blvd C50T. All I would need is the proper adapter for the Nomad and can reuse the rest. My question is this: Is it worth it? Would I see that much more gain from the Thunder kit vs. the stock intake unit? I have the PCIII and V&H duallie pipes already installed. And there is a local shop that is PCIII dyno certified to custom map it. Just wondering if it's worth it ($100 adapter + $250 custom map)??? Opinions, real life experiences, ???? Thanks, Daryl Login or Register to Remove Ads
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