Berk Tuning Intake Sale...a good one - REALLY!
06-12-2002, 12:27 PM
#42
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Damn that
Originally posted by sleepur
maybe,
how about berk springs??
maybe,
how about berk springs??
His suspension mods is what got him side tracked from the devolpment of his mid-pipe. BTW Coby, I love my intake so far.
Hidden subliminal message to Coby "MIDPIPE" "MIDPIPE" "MIDPIPE"
06-12-2002, 12:40 PM
#43
Re: Damn that
Originally posted by Blackgums100
His suspension mods is what got him side tracked from the devolpment of his mid-pipe. BTW Coby, I love my intake so far.
Hidden subliminal message to Coby "MIDPIPE" "MIDPIPE" "MIDPIPE"
His suspension mods is what got him side tracked from the devolpment of his mid-pipe. BTW Coby, I love my intake so far.
Hidden subliminal message to Coby "MIDPIPE" "MIDPIPE" "MIDPIPE"
06-15-2002, 03:24 AM
#46
Originally posted by Trev_Daddy
Maybe I missed this question, but what kind of price would it be if you wanted the K&N and the Apexi filters in one kit?
Trevor
Maybe I missed this question, but what kind of price would it be if you wanted the K&N and the Apexi filters in one kit?
Trevor
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06-15-2002, 03:40 AM
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06-15-2002, 08:59 PM
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What price for .org members?
06-16-2002, 07:39 AM
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Originally posted by 2001SE
Does that LE Berk Intake really makes a difference?
do you gain anything over the regualr Berk intake?
Does that LE Berk Intake really makes a difference?
do you gain anything over the regualr Berk intake?
The apexi air filter, however, does have a significant drawback. Because the filter element is constructed of paper, the entire air filter has to be replaced at the end of each filter's service interval. New apexi air filters run around $75.00 and normally need to be replaced every 15K-20K miles. Under the circumstances, using apexi air filters becomes quite an expensive proposition over time.
06-17-2002, 05:30 PM
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Originally posted by BlackMax2k1
To anybody that just got a Berk does it make a whistling sound when you step on the gas?
To anybody that just got a Berk does it make a whistling sound when you step on the gas?
Personally, I don't find the whistling sound distracting. My Y-pipe makes a slight hissing sound under load and the whistling seems to compliment it. Bottom line is, I'm very happy with my Berk Tuning intake.
Pardon me. I gotta go hiss and whistle now. But I'll be back!
06-17-2002, 07:10 PM
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Ditto
Originally posted by y2kse
You betcha! But the sound changes slightly at WOT!
Personally, I don't find the whistling sound distracting. A Y-pipe makes a slight hissing sound under load and the whistling seems to compliment it. Bottom line is, I'm very happy with my Berk Tuning intake.
Pardon me. I gotta go hiss and whistle now. But I'll be back!
You betcha! But the sound changes slightly at WOT!
Personally, I don't find the whistling sound distracting. A Y-pipe makes a slight hissing sound under load and the whistling seems to compliment it. Bottom line is, I'm very happy with my Berk Tuning intake.
Pardon me. I gotta go hiss and whistle now. But I'll be back!
and after a couple of weeks either I got used to it or it is gone.
06-18-2002, 12:02 AM
#58
Originally posted by sleepur
maybe,
how about berk springs??
maybe,
how about berk springs??
Actually.....I have that in the cooker. Lowering springs that drop your ride and maintain stock ride. These are NOT going to be performance springs (ie stiffer) but simply be a drop spring.
06-18-2002, 07:04 AM
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Originally posted by cobymoby
Actually.....I have that in the cooker. Lowering springs that drop your ride and maintain stock ride. These are NOT going to be performance springs (ie stiffer) but simply be a drop spring.
Actually.....I have that in the cooker. Lowering springs that drop your ride and maintain stock ride. These are NOT going to be performance springs (ie stiffer) but simply be a drop spring.
06-18-2002, 06:54 PM
#63
You guys must have your windows up cause that whistling is making
me return it to stock. It was so nice during the winter which is when I installed it. Oh well, you live and you learn. I don't need the intake for sound anymore cause of the muffler anyways.
me return it to stock. It was so nice during the winter which is when I installed it. Oh well, you live and you learn. I don't need the intake for sound anymore cause of the muffler anyways.
06-19-2002, 09:42 AM
#64
Originally posted by y2kse
Really? You've got my attention, Bryan. How much of a drop do you anticipate and how well do you think the stock struts will hold up with your springs installed?
Really? You've got my attention, Bryan. How much of a drop do you anticipate and how well do you think the stock struts will hold up with your springs installed?
Approx 2". The stock struts should hold up because the springs will have spring rates very close to stock, or at least as close as i can make it.
06-19-2002, 10:23 AM
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Originally posted by cobymoby
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The stock struts should hold up because the springs will have spring rates very close to stock, or at least as close as i can make it.
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The stock struts should hold up because the springs will have spring rates very close to stock, or at least as close as i can make it.
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