1)do the berk intake void any warranty??
2)is it easy to install??what tools or should i get it done professionally for 100 bucks??
3)is this the best maxima air intake??im paying 189.99 for intake mid pipe and apexi filter,,,lot less than the stillen and injen.any comparison..
4)due to experience..my acura has kinda problems when its in the cold weather with cold air intake..kinda felt that f ucked up my car before..would the intake hurt anyhting in my car??pros and cons??help please.. thank you..

 

1) I was told that it won't void any warranty unless they can prove that the intake caused whatever problem you might be having. (does void the air intake warranty, because you removed it, I suppose)
2) Bryan from Berk installed mine and it appears to be pretty simple. There are other people on the org that have installed it themsleves, anyone? The kit does come with instructions, as Bryan used my car for the manual.
3)There was a poll done on this site and the Berk intake won that, Berk makes a good product for a good price, I ould recommend it for sure. Although I personally don't have any prior experience with other intakes in the past.
4) I've had no problems, but I live in Cali so...

It makes the Max sound a bit more aggressive that's for sure!!!

 

thanks for reply..and DAM
bryan is the guy who im gonna order from i got email from him so was gonna order tommorow..you think the maxi got faster??anybody??

 

i got the stillen intake with berk mid-pipe. it sounds mean when you're in higher rpm but can't tell if i gained some hp. i guess you can't really tell unless you dyno it before and after the install.

peter

 

I agree with what Peter said above...

 

My GF got me the BERk for Xmas i think it sounds great and definately added a bit more zip to the low end. I feel less hesitation and overall i like it. Mabye i feel that way because it sounds so cool. I definately like berk only complaint is i think the whole thing whould be chrome. Sounds mean look cool definately worth the money.

 

it's an easy install...you will need a 10MM socket wrench and a flat head screw driver to do the job. it will take between13-45 min to do.