DC5R Intakes..

**r3ckless** · 19-02-2010 08:40 AM

Type s on clubitr is selling a used gruppem, i never heard it in person, i veen told theres a whistle there... I jave injen myself, and the roar is insane... Ppl rpck up next to me n think the engine is worked, and i have stock engine n exhaust, just injen cai lol

**WuackR** · 19-02-2010 08:43 AM

Originally Posted by r3ckless

Type s on clubitr is selling a used gruppem, i never heard it in person, i veen told theres a whistle there... I jave injen myself, and the roar is insane... Ppl rpck up next to me n think the engine is worked, and i have stock engine n exhaust, just injen cai lol

Do you have the link ?

Injen seems appealing by the looks of things. But at the same time tryna find 2nd hand opinion on gruppem..

**r3ckless** · 19-02-2010 08:46 AM

Its on forsale thread on club itr... Im on iphone

**Hullabaloo** · 19-02-2010 09:50 AM

injen is probably better bang for your buck as it's much cheaper. leaves a big hole in your engine bay though. I've got the gruppeM and i think the sound is pretty amazing (no whistle). but if you're on a budget i'd go for injen.

**WuackR** · 19-02-2010 09:53 AM

Originally Posted by Hullabaloo

injen is probably better bang for your buck as it's much cheaper. leaves a big hole in your engine bay though. I've got the gruppeM and i think the sound is pretty amazing (no whistle). but if you're on a budget i'd go for injen.

prolly just stick to my mugen and save for gruppem..

about how much is for gruppem anyway ? (If you don't mind me asking..)

**burak213** · 19-02-2010 10:50 AM

if i was going to buy one again id go for mugen or gruppe m

too much risk of hydro locking with injen

**45SET** · 19-02-2010 11:14 AM

Why are you getting rid of the mugen may I ask?

**[Type_R]** · 19-02-2010 01:49 PM

Originally Posted by burak213

if i was going to buy one again id go for mugen or gruppe m

too much risk of hydro locking with injen

There is a risk, but dude you would need to drive the front end of your car into a lake to suck up that amount of water..

I have had my INJEN for about 6months now and have driven thru very heavy rain and gone thru a few puddles etc, and still no problems

INJEN ftw

**45SET** · 19-02-2010 02:09 PM

Originally Posted by [Type_R]

There is a risk, but dude you would need to drive the front end of your car into a lake to suck up that amount of water..

I have had my INJEN for about 6months now and have driven thru very heavy rain and gone thru a few puddles etc, and still no problems

INJEN ftw

I'm amazed you haven't sucked any small children standing near the car into your intake...