cold air/air filter
#1
cold air/air filter
i noticed some people have k&n filters and some people have cold air intakes...don't cold air intakes provide more power than a k&n. i know the power isn't much though. just thought i would ask a question that was curious about
#3
RE: cold air/air filter
what i should have said is some people switch over to cold air...don't flame me because im asking a question. im sure you have some questions that would make you look like a noob too
#5
RE: cold air/air filter
k&n is the brand of fliter, cold air intake is the intake system, some people only run the filter sucking in hot engin air, the cold air intake relocates the k&n filter to inside the fenderwell where it can breath cool air
#6
RE: cold air/air filter
ORIGINAL: vfast
no,but what i WOULD suggest is do more research on your car to learn more.....read,read,read...you'll learn alot..
no,but what i WOULD suggest is do more research on your car to learn more.....read,read,read...you'll learn alot..
#7
RE: cold air/air filter
ORIGINAL: doobs
well isn't the mustangforum here for learning...i rest my case edit: thanks for the reply ez
ORIGINAL: vfast
no,but what i WOULD suggest is do more research on your car to learn more.....read,read,read...you'll learn alot..
no,but what i WOULD suggest is do more research on your car to learn more.....read,read,read...you'll learn alot..
#9
RE: cold air/air filter
really if you can get a pro-m mass air meter and air filter for your car, the filter dose not use oil to catch dust and dirt it is washable with sope and water, all you do is clean it then put it back on after it drys, k&n use oil to catch the dirt and dust and that sticks on the mass air sensor and then you get idle issues and ofther problems.