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Old 10-27-2001, 04:25 PM
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Dragon intakes for 5th gens

i was looking at intakes for my 5th gen, and found this. check out this link..http://www.importstudio.bigstep.com/...=1030516...has anyone ever seen or used one of these intakes on their 5th gen? if so what are some specs, and how does it compare to the Stillen Hi-Flow or the JWT Popcharger? becuase im getting an intake pretty soon, i just dont know what i want...kuz theres too many good choices.
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Old 10-27-2001, 04:28 PM
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Get JWT
huge filter + velocity stack

even better get a CAI
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Old 10-27-2001, 04:29 PM
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Never heard of those. It is probably a generic filter with an intake adapter, and they call it Dragon intakes. For $185 I wouldn't buy it. You can get JWT for cheaper or make your own like I did with a K&N filter and an intake adapter.
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Originally posted by Greg's2kGLE
Never heard of those. It is probably a generic filter with an intake adapter, and they call it Dragon intakes. For $185 I wouldn't buy it. You can get JWT for cheaper or make your own like I did with a K&N filter and an intake adapter.
So i should go with the better known brand, either the Stillen or the JWT.......i dont like the idea of the CAI, i mean its great in power gains and stuff but i just wouldnt feel to comfortable driving in the rain or somethin.
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Re: intake

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So i should go with the better known brand, either the Stillen or the JWT.......i dont like the idea of the CAI, i mean its great in power gains and stuff but i just wouldnt feel to comfortable driving in the rain or somethin.
Stillen uses a K&N filter, JWT just uses a generic filter. Both have similar gain and HUGE filters.
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Old 10-27-2001, 11:22 PM
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gosh that thing looks like a
"playschool kid: My first intake"

that foam filter doesn't look like it will last long or prevent junk from coming in.

also weaponR has a rep as having the most POS stuff ever.
I know for a fact that their Celica Intake is junk

just dont' do it
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intake

Originally posted by kit99bar
gosh that thing looks like a
"playschool kid: My first intake"

that foam filter doesn't look like it will last long or prevent junk from coming in.

also weaponR has a rep as having the most POS stuff ever.
I know for a fact that their Celica Intake is junk

just dont' do it
thats kool. thanks alot for the help. i think im gonna go with the Stillen intake, unless the JWT can be upgraded to a K&N cone filter?
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Re: intake

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thats kool. thanks alot for the help. i think im gonna go with the Stillen intake, unless the JWT can be upgraded to a K&N cone filter?
There is no point in buying the JWT and they changing it to a K&N. Might as well just buy the $tillen one or make your own.
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Re: Re: intake

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There is no point in buying the JWT and they changing it to a K&N. Might as well just buy the $tillen one or make your own.
i could probably make my own, but im not 100% sure that i know how. the main thing that is keeping me from making my own is that fact that i do not know what i need to make it. and will the gain be as good with a custom installation as with the Stillen?
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Re: Re: Re: intake

Originally posted by 2k1maxgle

i could probably make my own, but im not 100% sure that i know how. the main thing that is keeping me from making my own is that fact that i do not know what i need to make it. and will the gain be as good with a custom installation as with the Stillen?
Make your own? dont do that, pay less then $150 for a JWT or a little mroe for stillen...
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Re: Re: Re: Re: intake

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Make your own? dont do that, pay less then $150 for a JWT or a little mroe for stillen...
Why not make your own, it costs less and I am still using a K&N filter.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: intake

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Why not make your own, it costs less and I am still using a K&N filter.
Well if the filters as large as JWT or stillen thats cool , and then your gonna want to make a velocity stack like they have.......
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: intake

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Well if the filters as large as JWT or stillen thats cool , and then your gonna want to make a velocity stack like they have.......
The filter isn't quite as large as the JWT or Stillen, but it still does the job. And I have a velocity stack/intake adapter.
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i thought JWT is also using K&N.
here is how to install the intake

http://albums.photopoint.com/j/Album...417&a=12148777

btw, i'm going to get one soon or later.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: intake

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The filter isn't quite as large as the JWT or Stillen, but it still does the job. And I have a velocity stack/intake adapter.
theres a difference between an adaptor and velocity stack .. more power to ya though , tell me how it goes
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I guess you can call it a velocity stack. The filter opening is 4" and the MAF is only 3". So you can say it is a velocity stack.
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