Intake Options
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From: Aberdeen,Ms
Originally Posted by Welder7018
Most CAIs aren't true cold air. True cold air draws from underneath the car, from a scoop, or from the grille area like the stock box. That why I kept the stock box but went with a higher flow filter. Like my K&N. you could do a bunch of plumbing and get it to work like a true cold air but its not worth it IMO. But if your really wanting a cone filter go with a K&N or WIX
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From: Woodward, Oklahoma
Originally Posted by Thatonekid
Yea I just went K&N for the single larger intake tube and heat shield, though I can't complain gave it a little different exhaust not (barely noticiable) and cleans the engine bay up IMO
Originally Posted by Thatonekid
Some better shots of the k&n setup
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From: Aberdeen,Ms
I thought about that too but I mean just a small hole is better than full open, I've thought about getting a rubber seal to put there.
But I really can't complain after putting it on I got waaayyy better throttle response and 20 more miles per tank so I have to say I'm pretty sastisfied with my purchase.
But I really can't complain after putting it on I got waaayyy better throttle response and 20 more miles per tank so I have to say I'm pretty sastisfied with my purchase.
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From: Woodward, Oklahoma
Originally Posted by Thatonekid
I thought about that too but I mean just a small hole is better than full open, I've thought about getting a rubber seal to put there.
But I really can't complain after putting it on I got waaayyy better throttle response and 20 more miles per tank so I have to say I'm pretty sastisfied with my purchase.
But I really can't complain after putting it on I got waaayyy better throttle response and 20 more miles per tank so I have to say I'm pretty sastisfied with my purchase.