Holley Cold Air Intake
510-223-14
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Chevrolet Corvette
Holley iNTECH Cold Air Intake Features:
- Dyno gains of +15.300 horsepower and +16.100 ft.-lbs. of torque
- Unique dual filter “Hammerhead” intake tube provides maximum airflow and velocity by moving the filters closer to the intake vents
- Mounts in the factory mounting location
- Includes two high-flow, washable, reusable 4-layer dry air filters
- Filter media is contained by an inner and outer aluminum mesh preventing filter deformation and rust
- Silicone coupler is used at the throttle body connection to accommodate the use of nitrous plates or throttle body spacers
- Stainless steel hose clamps
- Filter cover is included to protect filters from debris and heat soak
Motor Vehicles
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