intake or filter???
Originally posted by AznMAC007
have you guys noticed that every new person that join this board asks the same question? "what kind of intake?", "what is a good brand?", "water ingestion!"
Seriously, i think there are over 20 threads about Intakes!
have you guys noticed that every new person that join this board asks the same question? "what kind of intake?", "what is a good brand?", "water ingestion!"
Seriously, i think there are over 20 threads about Intakes!
Originally posted by 94uhkord
so what. just answer the question and get on w/your life. We all used to be new to this, im sure most of the questions that are asked here aren't the first time someone has asked them:madfawk:
so what. just answer the question and get on w/your life. We all used to be new to this, im sure most of the questions that are asked here aren't the first time someone has asked them:madfawk:
Originally posted by Ziggityz83
actually AznMAC007 i'm not totally new at this, I just had a simple question that I thought I would get the opinion of others..so suck a kak..:madfawk:
actually AznMAC007 i'm not totally new at this, I just had a simple question that I thought I would get the opinion of others..so suck a kak..:madfawk:
I wouldn't call the resonator removal and drop in filter a "cold air" type system, but it will be better than what you have now. Especially if you go w/K&N filter, just don't expect any noticeable hp gains, you may feel increased throttle response though and the sound will be sweet:thumbup:
Originally posted by /^Blackmagik^\
get em noob :thumbup:
get em noob :thumbup:

BTW Elite I love that Brittney Spears Comment! Hats off to you.
are you people stoned? if you remove the resonator and drop in a k&n oem type filter you're pulling air from outside the engine bay, hence the poormans CAI.
The biggest thing you won't benefit from with the "poor mans CAI" is the constant radius tubing. All of the ridges in the stock intake tubing create turbulance which slows down air flow and hence decreses volume. I have the "poor man's" CAI and it is better than stock and arguably as good or better than a short ram.
There are really only 2 things to consider when modding for an intake
Air volume/velocity
Air density
These will be influenced by many factors...
length of tubing - the shorter the better
shape of tubing - fewer ridges and fewer bends are better
CFM capabilities of filter - the more the better
composition of the tubing - ceramic coated aluminum seems to be the best but some companies use plastics for slower heat conductivity. But when it gets hot it stays hot longer.
Density of air - colder is denser and has more oxygen molecules per cubic foot.
I am sure there are other influences but I can't think of many more off the top of my head.
Thanks for all the suggestions, I'll probably just save up and get an Injen full intake, I just liked the look of short ram as opposed to the full...but it does make sense about just getting hot air.. thanks again..


