Cold Air Intakes
11-15-2007, 04:15 PM
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RE: Cold Air Intakes
ORIGINAL: p51mstg
I think the best definition of "CAI" is "1964 Ford Thunderbolt" [8D]
ORIGINAL: GidyupGo
Not so sure about this statement. The stock air box is quite capable of supplying all the air our engine needs. Most so called CAI's offer a guaze filter media that allows heated under the hood air, to be combusted. Only a true, (vented or ducted) to the outside CAI, will come close to the stock box. If it is just laying up in the engine compartment without a block off partition, it is'n helping and may be hurting.
ORIGINAL: Leoleo
All CAI will work better then the stock box
All CAI will work better then the stock box
Not so sure about this statement. The stock air box is quite capable of supplying all the air our engine needs. Most so called CAI's offer a guaze filter media that allows heated under the hood air, to be combusted. Only a true, (vented or ducted) to the outside CAI, will come close to the stock box. If it is just laying up in the engine compartment without a block off partition, it is'n helping and may be hurting.
We could do it. Take out the fog lamp guts, do some creative plumbing, and wallah, may actually get some boost PSI's from it.
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