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I have an apexi super suction knockoff intake pipe on my r32 gtst. Didn't actually need it, but seeing as its aluminum, it makes much, much more pronounced whishing and whooshing noises. In the twisties, I can't even hear the exhaust (which is almost a straight pipe, just has a rear muffler) during corners with partial throttle. So if you want loud turbo whoosh, go ahead and do it. I guess it'd be functional if your stock pipe is getting sucked closed.

Looks pretty cool, too. All shiny and pretty, it attracts all the dudes.

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TRE-DEUCE

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How much power you making? I have made (and so have others) made over 400 rwkw with the factory GTR airbox.

Well my car its pretty stock but I was hoping to gain more hp without spending too much money.

any advice on what kind of parts should I get!?

thank you!

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Just do the $10 mod to stop your intake pipe sucking shut (DIY here somewhere). If you want more power up your boost by 1psi. If your car is really stock get a high flow filter for your stock air box and next a 3in turbo back exhaust and then a Nistune chip. (And for better advice stick the car that you have and your home town in your profile)

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