cold air intakes
06-30-2007, 06:44 PM
#11
6th Gear Member
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: KY
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RE: cold air intakes
ORIGINAL: ALMOST STOCK
ORIGINAL: Dallas
What brand of cold air intakes do you prefer?Where do you get the best deal?Is it better to get the one that bolts to the fenderwell?
I've seen the ones that don't bolt up to the fenderwell.
Can someone post a picture of one that bolts up to the fenderwell?
I'm hoping to be buying a 91 coupe.It's stock except for a flowmaster exhaust.I plan on later installing an E-cam but what
bolt-onmods would benefit a stock engine?I want to keep this a daily driver but I want it to run good too.
What brand of cold air intakes do you prefer?Where do you get the best deal?Is it better to get the one that bolts to the fenderwell?
I've seen the ones that don't bolt up to the fenderwell.
Can someone post a picture of one that bolts up to the fenderwell?
I'm hoping to be buying a 91 coupe.It's stock except for a flowmaster exhaust.I plan on later installing an E-cam but what
bolt-onmods would benefit a stock engine?I want to keep this a daily driver but I want it to run good too.
also look at the anderson cai
06-30-2007, 06:49 PM
#12
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Columbia, MO
Posts: 6,347
RE: cold air intakes
ORIGINAL: shawnk007
The ones on ebay DO work perfectely fine. your getting ripped off when you buy a 130+ dollar set-up. "cold air" intakes dont really cool done the air temp enough to make a difference. Your getting the performance out of the straightened air flow. When you smooth out the air flow, the more velocity you have and the quicker the air will enter the engine. Brands dont mean ****.
The ones on ebay DO work perfectely fine. your getting ripped off when you buy a 130+ dollar set-up. "cold air" intakes dont really cool done the air temp enough to make a difference. Your getting the performance out of the straightened air flow. When you smooth out the air flow, the more velocity you have and the quicker the air will enter the engine. Brands dont mean ****.
07-01-2007, 03:52 AM
#17
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Arkansas
Posts: 649
RE: cold air intakes
Well I wouldnt call myself smart but I didmake my own for less than $50 bucks.
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ORIGINAL: shawnk007
Cuz people are idiots and think theyre getting a better product if they pay more. Smart people just make their own.....
Cuz people are idiots and think theyre getting a better product if they pay more. Smart people just make their own.....
07-01-2007, 04:27 AM
#18
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Hamilton, NJ
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RE: cold air intakes
almost stock... did you have tech articles up on another site or something? Im pretty sure it was your car that I seen somewhere on the net that inspired me todo all my wire hidding. If its you, thanks! LoL Came out pretty good... not as nice as yours though, maybe one day 
07-01-2007, 12:11 PM
#19
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Calif
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RE: cold air intakes
I'vedone2 or 3 different write ups on different mustang siteson hiding wires and I have one on my site.
It's good to hear that in some small way I was able to inspire you to do yours.
