ISO Thermal at that.

I know Tony will be paying a considerable amount of attention to heatsoak concerns as well. Time (and dynos) will tell how well it actually performs, but I have always been impressed with Motordyne, so I'm hopeful. I've been putting off any intake upgrades specifically to avoid buying one upgrade, just to pull it and add the MD intake.

I tried to pin Tony down on when it might be available and, although he wasn't specific, he inferred that it would be available shortly into the new year.

I'm just trying to save people a few bucks if they can just wait a couple more weeks to see what MD's product ends up looking like. Obviously do what you think is best.

 

If they are developing an intake for the coupe it will fit on the sedan as they are the same. Although Tony is a great guy with some solid products I don't think any intake system will post worth while gains on stock motors.