MooSun 4" inches Performance Cold Air Intake Kit with Filter & Powder Coated Intake Tube Pipe for 99-06 GMC Chevy Chevrolet 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 V8 4.8L/5.3L/6.0L (Black&Black)

Well built,large filter and nice powder coated finish on intake tube,a nice addition to my LS powered C10.

We had to chop it to fit in our 2002 chevy silverado, it did not fit before.

Great air intake. This does fit GM trucks with the clutch driven fan. I put it on my 5.3L. I'm going to pickup a specture or K&N filter to replace this one . It's way cheaper to go with this setup than to buy the high end brand. The filter that came with the kit looks to be pretty good quality but it touches the fender so I hope that dosent cause a problem hopefully buying a new filter will solve that. And I had to trim the rad fan housing slightly so It wont rub. Everything seems to be well made. The clamps are a bit flimsy but tightened up enough. My only complaints is the rubber piece that connects the MAF sencor to the pipe was to wide for my sensor but I tightned it up enough to make it work. For this reason I gave it a 3 star for install. I haven't drove enough to tell the millege but the throatier sound that it adds is worth it for the price.

This kit worked for what I wanted. Which was the tube and fittings. I don't care for most cold air kits bc they still suck engine bay heat. Save your self lots of money and do it this way slap a k and n in factory sealed box delivers you more cool air

The good is that it does work and it's cheap. The fitment of the support bracket underneath could have been better and seems very weak. And the connection of the rubber sleeve that goes onto the mass air flow sensor was way too big. You can only tighten down rubber so much. I was afraid that the mass air flow sensor would shake out of the rubber sleeve. I had to remedy this by wrapping a 1 1/2" strip of rubber roofing around the sensor 2-3 times so it would fit much better. The backside rubber strip was sprayed with a strong adhesive to keep it in place. Which led me to replace all the 4" hose clamps. They are terrible and when you tighten them down the tightening screw goes inside the backing plate bending and rounding the hose clamp and not allowing you to ever be able to tighten it to the proper pressure for strength and seal to hold everything in place. I replaced all the 4" clamps with stainless clamps (cost $8-$10) so I wouldn't be worried about pieces coming undone on the road causing wrong reading with the sensor or worse getting bad debris being sucked into my intake. A few small things would make this a very good kit. Luckily if you are handy in the garage this kit should work for you fine. And any video comparisons show no significant difference between a $60 kit like this one compared to a $250-$300 kit by top name brands.