Tips for Cold air intake installation
#13
I hope I get that lucky. I'm just starting to look into the CAI stuff, don't the filters come with the kit? If not and filters you could suggest? Lmao I guess I know to steer clear of the Ebay filters =]
Edit* APC filters
Edit* APC filters
Last edited by Johnny Appleseed; 06-14-2010 at 04:03 PM.
#15
I'm lookin at AEM
http://www.aemintakes.com/store/prod...x?Prod=21-413B
http://www.aemintakes.com/store/prod...?Prod=24-6013C
What do you think?
http://www.aemintakes.com/store/prod...x?Prod=21-413B
http://www.aemintakes.com/store/prod...?Prod=24-6013C
What do you think?
#16
If you are seriously looking to pay $285 for an intake, paypal me $200, I will buy everything you need and ship it to you. lol
You know that there will be almost zero hp/tq gains from this mod, correct?
I have to ask, what are the plans for the car in the future? Boost? j/w
However, to answer your question, yes, those should be fine. That is an *HCF Approved* filter. The piping is just a cylindrical hollow piece of metal, just like all intake tubes.
Edit: Where do you live as well? If you are in CA, you might as well go ahead and buy that intake as it is C.A.R.B. approved. Random intake piping with an AEM filter on it is not.
You know that there will be almost zero hp/tq gains from this mod, correct?
I have to ask, what are the plans for the car in the future? Boost? j/w
However, to answer your question, yes, those should be fine. That is an *HCF Approved* filter. The piping is just a cylindrical hollow piece of metal, just like all intake tubes.
Edit: Where do you live as well? If you are in CA, you might as well go ahead and buy that intake as it is C.A.R.B. approved. Random intake piping with an AEM filter on it is not.
Last edited by cvcrcr99; 06-14-2010 at 04:27 PM.
#18
If you want a turbo, skip the intake. The intercooler and charge piping will replace it.
Without tuning, you will get about 1-2 hp from the intake. With tuning, you will get about 3-5 hp at most. For $300, and an average of 3 hp, that's $100 per hp. Get a nice set-up for your turbo kit (read everything until you understand it) which will probably run around $3000 for everything (little things add up fast), and net at least 80 hp. $3000/80hp = $37.5 per hp. In the end, the turbo (or boost in general) is worth it IMO.
Without tuning, you will get about 1-2 hp from the intake. With tuning, you will get about 3-5 hp at most. For $300, and an average of 3 hp, that's $100 per hp. Get a nice set-up for your turbo kit (read everything until you understand it) which will probably run around $3000 for everything (little things add up fast), and net at least 80 hp. $3000/80hp = $37.5 per hp. In the end, the turbo (or boost in general) is worth it IMO.
#20
Yes. It really sounds like you have no clue what you are doing or talking about... usually I dont even post in these threads because of the questions you are asking are so basic, threads on them are littered throughout the interwebz and searching doesnt seem to like you. No offense, I just callz em as I seez em.
Read through the stickies in all of the sections, especially the turbo/forced induction section. Lots of great knowledge here on HCF. There is even a thread on what you need/and might want for your turbo kit. It basically spells it all out for you in that aspect. Now, understanding how each parts plays a role in the kit wont happen over night. As I said, just read your a$$ off until you understand it all. It is quite simple when you break it down and look at everything individually.
Read through the stickies in all of the sections, especially the turbo/forced induction section. Lots of great knowledge here on HCF. There is even a thread on what you need/and might want for your turbo kit. It basically spells it all out for you in that aspect. Now, understanding how each parts plays a role in the kit wont happen over night. As I said, just read your a$$ off until you understand it all. It is quite simple when you break it down and look at everything individually.