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Old Sep 16, 2008 | 05:35 PM
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Volant CAI, anyone seen this?

http://www.volant.com/idetail.asp?ID=513

It seems to look a little restrictive with the air box. Anyone seen this in person? There is no mention of tuning required. Maybe it's like a K&N unit with an air box. If anyone has this can you post pic of it installed. I've seen pics of these installed on F-150's but not on an S197.

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Old Sep 16, 2008 | 08:20 PM
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Old Sep 16, 2008 | 08:49 PM
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Appreciate it Got Oatz! Looks very good installed! Wonder how it compares to the more popular and tuned required intakes....

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Old Sep 17, 2008 | 07:02 AM
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I doubt you'll get the numbers that you do with a kit requiring a tune, but atleast you'll get cooler IATs.
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Old Sep 17, 2008 | 12:05 PM
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I've seen a few of those Volants at car shows over the summer. Looks allright under the hood, and it is a no tune intake (MAF housing same diameter as stock). Now if you got it and had a reputable shop (like Tillman's, for example) dynotune your car, you could really get some power out of it. I am also running a "no tune intake" (AEM Brute Force) and had CR dynotune it. I'm putting down 287 RWHP/304 RWTQ. Those numbers are as good as some of the "must tune" intakes with larger MAF housings which to me says what you've read a milion times before - the power is in the tune, not the intake itself. If you like the looks of the Volant - get the Volant. Just don't expect much without the tune to go along with it.
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Old Sep 17, 2008 | 12:30 PM
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Originally Posted by 300GT
I've seen a few of those Volants at car shows over the summer. Looks allright under the hood, and it is a no tune intake (MAF housing same diameter as stock). Now if you got it and had a reputable shop (like Tillman's, for example) dynotune your car, you could really get some power out of it. I am also running a "no tune intake" (AEM Brute Force) and had CR dynotune it. I'm putting down 287 RWHP/304 RWTQ. Those numbers are as good as some of the "must tune" intakes with larger MAF housings which to me says what you've read a milion times before - the power is in the tune, not the intake itself. If you like the looks of the Volant - get the Volant. Just don't expect much without the tune to go along with it.
Pretty much what he said. I had a significant increase swapping my maf housing and tweeqing it on the dyno but as he said most of the gains are from the tune.
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Old Sep 17, 2008 | 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted by 300GT
I've seen a few of those Volants at car shows over the summer. Looks allright under the hood, and it is a no tune intake (MAF housing same diameter as stock). Now if you got it and had a reputable shop (like Tillman's, for example) dynotune your car, you could really get some power out of it. I am also running a "no tune intake" (AEM Brute Force) and had CR dynotune it. I'm putting down 287 RWHP/304 RWTQ. Those numbers are as good as some of the "must tune" intakes with larger MAF housings which to me says what you've read a milion times before - the power is in the tune, not the intake itself. If you like the looks of the Volant - get the Volant. Just don't expect much without the tune to go along with it.
I've seen it now.

300GT, that's really **** close to mine. I'm running a Granatelli CAI with a K&N filter. And CR was really impressed with it, tuning really close to the C&L. You're within 2HP and 7ft-lbs of mine. There's gotta be a margin for error for the quality of gas, temperature, weather (you can only compensate with the computer to a point), etc. I'd say this thing is right up there with tune-required intakes. Plus, like you said most of it is in the tune.
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Old Sep 18, 2008 | 07:37 AM
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I'd like to see what a bone stock before and 'just' a tune after would look like.
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Old Sep 18, 2008 | 12:48 PM
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I've yet to tune one of these Volant intakes. I've sold them for alot of diesel trucks with great luck. *scratches head*

Judging by the looks of the inlet tube, it looks like it should make 285+RWHP on 93.
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Old Sep 22, 2008 | 05:44 AM
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I'd be interested in some pricing on one of these for my '07 GT, could you PM me a price CR. I'm running your 93 tune right now but with the stock air box. I'd like to see what the gains would be like with this and a revised tune.

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I've yet to tune one of these Volant intakes. I've sold them for alot of diesel trucks with great luck. *scratches head*

Judging by the looks of the inlet tube, it looks like it should make 285+RWHP on 93.
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Old Sep 22, 2008 | 07:43 AM
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I like the looks of it, really clean looking, but I think I'd rather have a less restrictive air flow
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