[bbrown450]

Can't wait to get my Mishimoto in line !!

[SS 1LE]

I'll gladly pay $100 more for the GM one being that it comes with a new calibration and won't effect my warranty.

[Tr6]

Originally Posted by moonrider

When did they release a price and where can I see this price in writing?

skip to 1:10. You can also hear him say it comes with engine calibration.

[Garys16SS]

Originally Posted by bbrown450

Can't wait to get my Mishimoto in line !!

When is the Mishimoto intake actually supposed to be available??

[hotlap]

Originally Posted by SS 1LE

I'll gladly pay $100 more for the GM one being that it comes with a new calibration and won't effect my warranty.

Im hoping to get this on the car prior to taking delivery. GM part. GM tune. My car is "stock". Small but important point...to me.

[ParisTNDude]

Originally Posted by hotlapZL1

Im hoping to get this on the car prior to taking delivery. GM part. GM tune. My car is "stock". Small but important point...to me.

Even if it's a dealer installed option, the car and the part are still stock and under warranty.

[hotlap]

Originally Posted by ParisTNDude

Even if it's a dealer installed option, the car and the part are still stock and under warranty.

Affirmative. I was think in terms of at the drags.

[jaymsu]

Originally Posted by Tr6

skip to 1:10. You can also hear him say it comes with engine calibration.

It's really hard to read but it seems like "MSRP: $495" to me. I like your $415 pricing better.

[RobbyRocketz]

Originally Posted by SS 1LE

Still waiting for an independent dyno test...

Hows this not independent?

Super Chevy has no connection too CAI, not only that, they ran the dyno with the hood down which is more real world.

[RobbyRocketz]

Originally Posted by Tr6

GM did announce the price for it. $415. As for the release, I am willing to bet they are waiting to actually get their CARB certificate done before releasing BOTH the CARB Certified and NON-CARB certified one. CARB certification is a very long and expensive process.




Yeah, no kidding. While I appreciate all vendors and companies provide numbers. I take em all with a grain of salt. Even when others do it, unless they live in the same town and use the same gas as me lol. Way too many factors to effect #s.

The price I saw was 495.00 with tune.
If their posting 415.00 than I assume they've dropped the tune idea.
Could be wrong, but an engineer at the G.M plant I work at said with tune 495.00.

[raptor5244]

Originally Posted by RobbyRocketz

Hows this not independent?

Super Chevy has no connection too CAI, not only that, they ran the dyno with the hood down which is more real world.

You need more than one test. You need more shops, dynos, cars, weather conditions, etc. before you can honestly say it is good for 11hp and 27 lb-ft of Torque. I don't buy the 27 lb-ft of tq unless it was combined with a tune that advanced the timing and leaned out the air fuel ratios.

[Fraxum]

Originally Posted by hotlapZL1

Affirmative. I was think in terms of at the drags.

Sorry, not stock. The CAI is not on the option list.

[Modshack]

Originally Posted by Garys16SS

When is the Mishimoto intake actually supposed to be available??

Pre-sales are supposed to ship early April...

[Brutus2]

Even if GM is providing a tune for their CAI....it seems as if their tune is intended to ensure emissions compliance vs performance. Judging by what the guy said in the video