[Kise]

I'm leaning between the Roto or the Cold Air Inductions, I was just curious to what you guys prefer and why. If Roto, dry or wet filter?? I'm mainly seeking the best performance but I am interested in both the pros and cons, performance, reliability ect... Please share your thoughts!

[kropscamaro16]

lol in before use the search function

op there are probably 123456789 threads about intakes for a ss on the forum so goodluck lol

[BradfordCamaro]

The search works great here.

But if you are in a hurry.

Roto-fab. Dry filter.
Proven HP gains, Dynos from multiple shops. No tune.

Done
Enjoy.

[Kise]

Originally Posted by BradfordCamaro

The search works great here.

But if you are in a hurry.

Roto-fab. Dry filter.
Proven HP gains, Dynos from multiple shops. No tune.

Done
Enjoy.

im not the most tech savy with the forums as I don't post too often, I tried the search but they were too off topic. I just wanted opinions from people who have the products installed and have experienced the hi and lows. Thanks for the input, I'm leaning towards the Roto at this point.

[F1FTY]

Originally Posted by Kise

im not the most tech savy with the forums as I don't post too often, I tried the search but they were too off topic. I just wanted opinions from people who have the products installed and have experienced the hi and lows. Thanks for the input, I'm leaning towards the Roto at this point.

I have the GM CAI, which is essentially the Cold Air Inductions intake kit. Aside from the warranty, it's pretty clear at this point that the Rotofab Dry is the way to go for power gains.

[Kise]

Originally Posted by F1FTY

I have the GM CAI, which is essentially the Cold Air Inductions intake kit. Aside from the warranty, it's pretty clear at this point that the Rotofab Dry is the way to go for power gains.

awesome. Is there a significant difference between dry and wet filters?

[ag1leSS]

I've have the cold air inductions sitting in my basement. Rotofab is on the car. Not honestly sure I can feel a power difference but it's what the tuners prefer when I get there. Thought I wanted to keep my warranty but screw it

[Kise]

Originally Posted by ag1leSS

I've have the cold air inductions sitting in my basement. Rotofab is on the car. Not honestly sure I can feel a power difference but it's what the tuners prefer when I get there. Thought I wanted to keep my warranty but screw it

+1

[enzia35]

Originally Posted by Kise

awesome. Is there a significant difference between dry and wet filters?

1-2 HP at the most.

[RCF]

Originally Posted by F1FTY

I have the GM CAI, which is essentially the Cold Air Inductions intake kit. Aside from the warranty, it's pretty clear at this point that the Rotofab Dry is the way to go for power gains.

I have yet to see anyone dyno em back to back on same car, or enough neutral samples of each to convince me either way.

[JBones81]

I did the rotofab dry, because my local dealers were clueless on the GM intake - I'm happy with it.

[KonigWolf]

Originally Posted by BradfordCamaro

Roto-fab. Dry filter.
Proven HP gains, Dynos from multiple shops. No tune.

No Tune needed for the Proven gains is why I went with Roto-Fab wet. I'm sure I'll pick up minute more power when I do adjust the tune, but I like knowing that just dropping it in nets me a solid gain.

[djfury05]

Buy the Roto Fab and send me the other $300+ saved.

[FATTEMUNK]

Originally Posted by Kise

+1

Most tuners on the forum and vendors like Pray, EFI and janetty recommend the dry filter. Take it from the best.