Is Your ROTO-FAB Cold Air Intake Losing Horsepower at the Racetrack? CAMARO ZL1

Is the Rotofab really a hot air intake or can it live up to its hype? The outcome may be surprising, so stick around and watch the video.

In this video we are comparing racetrack performance of an aftermarket Rotofab cold air intake to the Camaro ZL1 1LE factory airbox with a performance filter by Green Filter.

We’re using the Chevrolet Performance Data Recorder data and extracting:
Outside Air Temp
Inlet Air Temp
Calculated Horsepower
Boost
RPM

Some of this footage is from Banks Power ‪@bankspower‬
https://bankspower.com/

Roto-Fab Intake
https://www.roto-fab.com/2017-21-cama...

Green Filter PN 7299 ‪@thegreenfilter‬
https://greenfilter.com/store/filter/...

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