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  1. #1 Cold air induction systems - differences 
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    CAN ANYONE TELL ME THE MAIN DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE TWO CAI'S FROM ZZP:

    ZZP 3800 cold air intake - $209.99
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    Series II Series III * Out of Stock *

    Writeup coming soon.


    Includes:
    Air box with lid
    Intake duct rotates for different throttlebody setups
    PCM tray
    4" heat shielded tube
    (3) hose clamps
    K&N 4" inlet 9" cone filter (optional)



    AND THE:

    Wizaired Cold Air Induction System - $199.99
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    Standard Series 3 (+ $20.00) Intercooled (+ $20.00) LS1, or N* throttlebody (+ $45.00) 3400 series (+ $20.00) Option 1
    none selected Add 4 inch K&N filter (+ $44.00)




    I'M LOOKING TO INSTALL ONE OF THE TWO AND I'M WANTING TO KNOW THE DIFFERENCES AND WHY ONE IS BETTER THAN THE OTHER IF SO. OBVIOUSLY THE WIZAIRD COMES W/O AIR FILTER AND LOOKS A LITLE DIFFERENT. BUT ARE THERE BIG TECHNICALITIES BTWEEN THE DIFFERENCES?


    PLEASE DON'T MIND THE CAPS, I KEEP EM THAT WAY BECAUSE OF HOW I TYPE THINGS AT WORK.
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    There is no difference. To buy one of these is strictly for cosmetic purposes, theres no gain over making one for $50 out of Home Depot parts.

    Edit: The ZZP one looks to fit better than the Wizaired one I had.
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    search the forum for the write up on how to build your own... PVC elbow, a couple clamps, and a good filter. its cheap, and it flows.
    2007 Grand Prix GXP

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    Looks like the ZZP comes with a filter and the Wizaired is $44 extra for the filter.

    Performance difference is nil.
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    I mind the caps a lot....

    Its one keystroke to turn the caps lock off.

    Replace your tubing, gut the stock box, throw a huge cone in it.

    cheaper and better.
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    And this one;
    05 SS CAI intake, Front & rear STB's, ZZP SS DP wcat, ZZP 180 t-stat, ZZP 3.5 tensioner pulley (both), ZZP S/S ceramic plog with ceramic crossover, Overkill Pcm, Aeroforce triple gauge w/pillar pod, Thrasher 3.4 s/c pulley, MCR 200 amp alternator, PRJ wires, Intense Shift kit, ZZP 1.9 modded rockers, ZZP stage 2 Tb, Extreme Dimensions rear bumper lip.
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    Thats dumb.

    They kept the one part of the intake you're supposed to throw out.

    Also why do they increase the costs by having a window so you can see?

    Thats also another side that doesnt have the heat rejecting material on...

    They really make these to be pretty....
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    I have a wiz aire myself. Nothing wrong with making your own, but i don't understand why you guys use pvc pipe. I don't know what else you can use, but that sh#% gets hot! Next time after a good drive pop the hood and put your hand on it.
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