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07-01-2007, 01:08 PM

#21

89 fox

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RE: cold air intakes

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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 ****.

dude, i know exactly how it works so you dont have to treat me like a dumba$$. the quality of the ebayers is straight s***. if the ebayers are so good how come very few people use them???

if you really know how a CAI works...then you would agree that the ebay CAI's are just as good as the rest....

ALMOST STOCK......that is one sexy engine bay!!! mad props bro!

07-01-2007, 03:08 PM

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justakid

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RE: cold air intakes

another compliment goes out to almost stock.

best looking engine bay i've EVER seen. nice work, keep it up man.

07-01-2007, 03:27 PM

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luckythirteen13

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RE: cold air intakes

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on ebay they can be had for $50...cold air is cold air, doesn't matter what brand...go with the fenderwell mount

sounds like a pos that will be restrictive. if you get a cai go with a quality name brand and not a get what you paid for pos from ebay.

sounds like you dont know what your talking about. cold air is cold air, and the ebay kits have smooth bends just like the expensive cai have. only an idiot would spend $130+ on a piece of pipe

07-01-2007, 04:36 PM

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r0k0

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RE: cold air intakes

buy one from ebay and buy a much better performing filter... the tubing is liek any other just the crappy filter thats not good haha

07-01-2007, 06:41 PM

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RE: cold air intakes

My know-it-all-about-mustangs-boss and friends like to warn me about getting an intake close to the ground because of water getting in. Any merit in this?

07-01-2007, 06:43 PM

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shawnk007

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RE: cold air intakes

get a fenderwell mount. you'll never have any water problems.

07-01-2007, 06:46 PM

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r0k0

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RE: cold air intakes

if you do just by the K&N cover up like my oncle thats what he has and in near the ground water doesnt go trew but still suck air like it would normaly without the cover up

07-01-2007, 07:21 PM

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945LSTANG

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RE: cold air intakes

everyone can say what they want about my opinions but im still going to disagree about the ebay cais....even though im out numbered.

07-01-2007, 07:23 PM

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95 droptop

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RE: cold air intakes

I know we are talking about ebay intakes, but what do you guys think about JLT cold air intakes i found them on americanmuscle.com, they say they come with a MAF adapter what is this? they look really clear. o btw my ebay cold air fits like crap i had to changet it to a short ram to make it fit better.