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im gettin my volant in the mail in a couple days, ill put it in, take it out for a run and let you guys know what i think....im excited to see how well it works with my flowmaster custom
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Rockford Fosgate + 8 Inch Sub
Volant Intake
FLowmaster Custom Exhaust
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im really happy with the volant intake. throttle response is great. if you are going to add a spacer, make sure the new intake is compatable. the spacer also provides an additional cooling factor to the incoming air to help fuel burn better.
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I should have my Volant by mid-next week. Time to move on to mod #2.
You mention the TBS needs to be compatable with the intake. What TBS is
compatable? I had an Airaid on a truck years ago and would probably go
for the same brand again. Will it work?
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I received the Volant and had it installed tonight. Noticeable increase
in sound from under the hood. I'm wishing I would have added the scoop
to the order now that I have it installed. Does anyone have experience
with the scoop? I've read/heard all the horror stories about the
problems with getting water in the engine through the scoop, but I
don't think I'll be getting into that type of environment here in FL.
Does anyone have first hand experience with the scoop?
Thanks in advance...
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I installed my intake recently, and have noticed a change in acceleration. But, I have a question to those who have one of these: Does everything fit snug, or do you have a little bit of space? Meaning, that the cover on the air box isn't exactly tight, with a little bit of a bow in it. Also, where the filter comes out of the air box, it isn't flush with the outside, leaving a very small gap around it. Are these problems serious or normal?
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Volant is well known for horrible fitment issues. That is why they are now on their 3rd version of their CAI for the Titan and are now making a recessed aluminum lid.
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How could I go about gettin one of those aluminum lids? I mean, I don't think I'm losing that much air, because I have gotten some great gains with it.
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The guys I know have contacted Volant directly concerning their Gen1/Gen2 fitment issues. Try contacting them and see what they will do for you. I keep hearing the name "Joe" as a person most people talk to, but I don't know his contact info.
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i just ordered the gibson single side exhaust and the k&n intake. all of this stuff is pretty straight forward bolt on performance right? what is this about resetting the trucks computer? any other tips would be greatly appreciated as i am hoping to do both pipes and intake this weekend by myself. is it hard to do the gibson exhaust by yourself? please give me some input
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I don't know about the exhaust, but the intake should be fairly simple. A couple of loosened nuts and screws, exchange, retighten, and you'll be there in about 1-2 hours. I had my exhaust done for me.
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