stock intake upgrade
#2
is this a smart thing to do? can this affect anything in a way that might cause damage?...was thinking of doing the same thing...a lot of piping for the air to go thru to get to the filter
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Originally Posted by rodlandscion
except you don't have a filter and for obvious reasons a filter is necesary lol...
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that pipe is so that it gets cooler air from that fender area...
hmm.. nothing.
moving..
Originally Posted by i20solara02i
what does this have to do with forced induction?
moving..
#12
So instead of pulling the cooler air from the fender well like the hose is supposed to do, you're pulling warm engine bay air? Good call.
The better response is totally in your head. I promise you. If you really want a better response, try removing the charcoal filter in the top of the airbox (yes, there's a primary filter in the bottom and a secondary charcoal one in the top). That's actually restricting air.
The better response is totally in your head. I promise you. If you really want a better response, try removing the charcoal filter in the top of the airbox (yes, there's a primary filter in the bottom and a secondary charcoal one in the top). That's actually restricting air.
#13
OR just go CAI and get the best of both worlds But yes, that short tube is so the car could pull cooler air from the fender area and give it "like cai" properties, however the opening in that thing is really small so its easy to see why its restrictive none the less.
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Originally Posted by ack154
The better response is totally in your head. I promise you. If you really want a better response, try removing the charcoal filter in the top of the airbox (yes, there's a primary filter in the bottom and a secondary charcoal one in the top). That's actually restricting air.
How do you remove it by the way? Or do you have to mutilate it to get rid of it?
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Originally Posted by Spect2K3
Removing the charcoal filter is illegal in CA, but for everybody else it's okay right? I still want to be able to pass inspection?
How do you remove it by the way? Or do you have to mutilate it to get rid of it?
How do you remove it by the way? Or do you have to mutilate it to get rid of it?
and you would have to "mutilate" it to remove it...