[wes]

Not a fan of the 90degree cone intakes, and I think the Kuryakn is hideous.

The LA Big Air is about $210
http://www.cruisercustomizing.com/l...-v-star-950-and-1300/part/LA-2313-00B#Fitment

THe SSCC "Hardtimes" air kit is $170
http://www.sscustomcycle.com/products/engine/Yamaha/Stryker.shtml

Seem as if they are basically both similar. ANyone have any info on the SSCC?? I was reading an old post about it, and clicking on links, but with old links, it just takes you back to a main forum page from the old server, so it is not much help...

I read someone had the Big Air last week and loved it, and I like that look setup of it (the round and exposed) So I am not sure what way to go now purchase wise

 

[BillyD66]

Hard to tell from the LA website as they have a different picture but make sure whoever you go with has a machined aluminum mounting plate etc.
I got the Alley Cat from SSCC and am very pleased. Nice quality and all I had to reuse were the gaskets from the stock backer plate.

 

[mikey76]

I have the la choppers intake, nice machined and anodized mounting plate and front plate that retains the filter. The cover on mine is chrome and very nicely made. Honestly i was unsure of it when looking at the pictures, but i am more than happy with the quality.

 

[wes]

I was sold on the LAA but for $40 cheaper and basically the same product, I am tempted to go with the SSCC

 

[otrp]

+1 on the Alley Cat.

 

[Hotsocket]

SSCC has the LAC xxx for $195. If you have any questions about any of their stuff Shane can provide the answers you need.

I highly recommend SSCC for any performance mods. They always have some of the lowest prices and unbeatable customer service.

 

[wes]

I am sold....I am going to go with the SSCC Hardtimes

 

[SmokenJoe]

I'm selling my homemade air kit if interested????????????????
$100.shipped

 

[roger]

My vote is the sscc if i was choosing between the two. I have the cobra powerflo

 

[milani]

the SSCC's are mods to existing kits. For example, they take the Kury Mach 2 and machine an adapter so it will fit on the Stryker. Similar to what PCS does for the Hyperchargers...

 

[kylelink]

I've got the LA Choppers intake, and I really like it. The only thing I don't like (if I'm being nit-picky...) is how far out it sticks off of the engine. Otherwise, I love it.

 

[Hotsocket]

Has anyone tried the SSCC Original? It would seem the teardrop shape extending back would give a more comfortable surface to rest my leg against.

 

[WOLFStryke]

Ive got the LA Choppers intake, it looks and performs well

 

[mikoloe]

I'm selling my homemade air kit if interested????????????????
$100.shipped

SmokenJoe, you can't sell that! How are we supposed to hear you coming down the street?

 

[ktourville]

Has anyone tried the SSCC Original? It would seem the teardrop shape extending back would give a more comfortable surface to rest my leg against.

I've had my SSCC intake on for two years and it's great.

 

[Hotsocket]

You have the SSCC "Original"? They make a variety of different kits but "Original" is actually their name for this one:

 

[mikoloe]

• I've had my SSCC intake on for two years and it's great.

Hey man are you back?

 

[toby]

I read somewhere that 90 degree air horns pointed forward cause an uneven air flow from front to rear cylinder?

 

[ktourville]

Hey man are you back?

I am. Now I just need the weather to cooperate so I can ride!!!

 

[Topgun61]

I bought SS Customs first Mach 5 intake and it works great. They have a pic of the bike with filter on their website.