Berk Intakes
#1
Berk Intakes
Finally decided to purchase the berk intake w/ apexi air filter and was wondering if I needed to drill any holes or move anything like my battery. How hard is it to install this by myself? Is there a writeup on the org w/pics? Thanks.
http://www.berktechnology.com/shop/p...cordPosition=1
http://www.berktechnology.com/shop/p...cordPosition=1
Last edited by Kevin319; 07-16-2009 at 08:30 PM.
#8
its simple, even if u completely BLOW UP your stock intake.. as long as your throttle body is untouched(dont touch the butterfly its electric) and your maf is fine. you just hook up ur berk and tighten all the clamps.. simple enough i believe.
gl.
don't get nervous. there's really not much you can mess up lol.
gl.
don't get nervous. there's really not much you can mess up lol.
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#14
I'll probably be up in that attic getting my Oem intake flex section and install that with the MAF, adapter, Silicon sleeve and my AEM dry flow filter. To do some test cause that Injen is hurting my 1/4 top end (too long)!
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#17
I'll probably be up in that attic getting my Oem intake flex section and install that with the MAF, adapter, Silicon sleeve and my AEM dry flow filter. To do some test cause that Injen is hurting my 1/4 top end (too long)!
#19
The full Injen intake is too long and the short upper section I tested on mine as well, and it definitely has more air charging in and give me an higher mph on a section of feeder I use to test different setups.But I'll use the Oem flex intake section for now, maybe I'll invest in a Berk System but I'm sure the mid pipe isn't gonna gain any significant power over the Oem coupling.
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