whats up everyone? i just installed my pacesetter intake on my 2.0 and i got to tell you guys, i love it. ive been reading how the weapon r intake is short and does not pick up cold air from below. the pacesetter has a 90 degree bend in it and it reaches all the way to the bottom opening in the splash guard. right away i felt an increase in top and bottom end torque. i deffinitly recomend this intake. i bought it from <A HREF="www.ptunning.com">p tunning.com</A> but if you go to the nepo page and use the link there you can get 5% off. later. rich duda buffalo, ny 95 2.0

WHAT'S THE ADDY TO THE NEPO PAGE >

<A HREF="www.nepoprobes.com">www.nepoprobes.com</A> there you go

WHERE IS THE LINK, I CAN'T FIND IT ON THEIR WEBSITE. CHRIS >

thanks so much for that info. i have been looking for an intake for a long time now and i was just about to buy weapon r. i heard good stuff about the pacesettter and now im sure ill buy it. thanks again justin 96 base

how much did the pacesetter intake cost? and are you sure its a cold air intake? oh yea and what kind of filter came with it? i heard they use K&N filters

it cost me like $190. give or take a bit for shipping. im almost positive its a cold air intake, the bottom of the filter almost touches the splash guard. im not sure what kind of filter it has but it says pacesetter on it so im assuming they make it. later

how much did you pay total??? It looks like its going to be $200? Aren't there any cheaper systems out there? like I saw one for $80. for the probe one time. By the way instpektadeck, what makes this system better? Let me know Sergio 93 Probe SE 5spd. >

i am not saying that its better than other systems cause i personaly dont know crap about cars. i have just read numerous times how other air systems dont pull cold air in, and because of this they dont gain bottom end power, only top end power. that $80 one you seen was probably just a short tube with a filter thats positioned right next to the engine, therefor pullin hot air in. i heard that you gain one hoarse power for every ten degrees colder the air is going in to your engine. the pacesetter air f/x extends all the way down to the splash guard to pull the cold air passing under the car in. and yes there are other cold air system like this that are cheeper. if you look hard youll find one. use a search engine and type in like "ford performance parts" or something. i personaly went with this one because i have heard nothing but good things about pacesetter. in fact im ordering a pacesetter monza cat back exhaust system soon too. hope this cleared things up, later

You think it really made a difffrecnce??? That's the same thing I said when I got my Akimoto Cool air pipe!! and it does make a diffrece!! But I'll tell you what, When I wrapped my intake with headr wrap *along with the headers* I felt another gain just like when I put on the cool air intake!! Jer '96 PSE

I am having a custom 3 inch intake w/ a cold air down pipe and K&N filter made at my local performance shop for a total of $165.00 that includes installation.

hey jer, where did you get your akimoto intake? i cant find them anywhere on the internet? help me out by sending me a site. thanks Justin 96 base

I emailed pacesetter and asked a price...look what they sent me... Part number 16-1401x is the intake for your car. The suggested retail price is $259.95. Thanks Can you even believe that? I had no idea they would be near that much Justin 96 base

i was just about to order it, but then i noticed that it was only for manuals...why won't it fit in an automatic?!?...or does it even make a difference?!?...i hope i'm not stuck with the weapon*r (the only one that makes it for a 2.0 automatic) thanx, ralph

If you order it from like www.ptuning.com its a lot cheaper, $205. Or summit racing is cheaper too. Nick 93 Se

Hey guys there is a company caled light speed racing that has a cool air intake for $99.95. I found this company in last months compact sport mag (in the back).www.lightspeedracing.com later, freddie 94 probe icemkr94@...

the pacesetter air intake is a hot air intake. in case any of you guys were thinking it was cold air like i was, i just wanted to let you know it is a hot air intake. Justin 96 base

hey freddie, where you finding this probe intake at lightspeedracing.com? I'm really only seeing stuff for acuras, civics, and crx's. Let me know if what you saw was a probe intake or it may have been for a honda. Maybe i just need to know what buttons to click on the browser to get to it. Thanks justin 96 base

Really, so I guess both the Pacesetter and the Weapon-R are both hot air intakes. I'm not really impressed with either of those setups anyway. They might improve intake air flow but still sucks up hot air and lose power (since it places the filter and inlet near the hot engine). On the other hand, the Akimoto and some other intake (can't think of the name right now) are cold air intakes. They place the filter and inlet down low in the engine bay so that it can draw in cooler air and give more horsepower. -Lino Sacman, SCPOC '93 Rio-Red PSE, 5-spd

well it sure lets in a whole lot of cold air for a hot air intake