What brand of Intake System????
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u get improved air flow and a little hp...mainly more mpg with the cone...
think of it...360 degrees of air intake vs 180 with the stock flat filter...more air
a cai is mainly for imports...they position them to maximize ducting to allow the coldest of cold air possible in..
we'll prolly never get one, as our engines are cramed in the engine bay
think of it...360 degrees of air intake vs 180 with the stock flat filter...more air
a cai is mainly for imports...they position them to maximize ducting to allow the coldest of cold air possible in..
we'll prolly never get one, as our engines are cramed in the engine bay
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Originally Posted by ranger02_4x4
brent, if you look INSIDE your tube what do ya see?
a non smooth surface which makes it harder for air to move through...
a non smooth surface which makes it harder for air to move through...
and if you look inside my cat...you'll see....meow mix
its all the same to me..i know theres some differences, but i'd have to see the data before i'd buy the tube to go along with my cone
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My friend has a cheap kit in his car, the tube and cone filter. It's so cheap that the cone material is corroding and whatever it's made out of, is just caked in stuff that normally would just fall out of a 'good' filter. The tube itself is also tarnishing or whatever.
I agree, that if you would put a good quality cone filter on the stock tube it would be better than stock, but getting a quality 'tube rig' would be better with less restrictive tubing than the stock corrugated rubber one, the difference would be very-unnoticeable i think.
I agree, that if you would put a good quality cone filter on the stock tube it would be better than stock, but getting a quality 'tube rig' would be better with less restrictive tubing than the stock corrugated rubber one, the difference would be very-unnoticeable i think.
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Originally Posted by ranger02_4x4
its probably worth like 3 hp lol
ya wont even notice will ya get like tuners, NOS, ingectors, stuff like that
ya wont even notice will ya get like tuners, NOS, ingectors, stuff like that
I wanted a metal tube for mounting purposes. People complain the metal heats up.. blah blah blah.. plastic is better.. My factory intake tube ( plastic ) didn't last very long ( I think it broke when I grenaded the first time ).
I bought that MAC intake on ebay for.. 100$? 120? You can buy them new for under 150$. They flow a LOT more air over the factory tube and from Digimoto doing IAT readings, The air is actually COLDER then a plastic ' factory ' tube.
Pull your air silencer and get a drop in K&N filter, would be about the same as far as ' gains ' go. Endless you upen your A:F tables and tune.. its pointless to go ' happy ' all over it.
