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View Poll Results: Intake Question
I have an intake and + Mileage 8 47.06%
I have an intake and noticed a - Mileage 2 11.76%
I don't have an intake 7 41.18%
Other (Please post why) 0 0%
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Old 02-10-2012, 05:46 PM   #1
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Exactly! Even if it is slightly more free flowing + colder air it is going to increase performance over stock. Even if it is only a few hp, in our tiny engines a few hp goes a long way.

And although the afe is not a legit CAI it does still help with responsiveness and midrange power.
If that is true, there should be a spectacular difference in performace between suimmr and winter temps.

Yes, there is some slight difference between drivng in 90 degree temps vs sub freezing temps. However, the diffence in intake temps (stock vs CAI) is insignificant as far as this is concerned.
"A few HP gain" just because you lowered the intake temps a few degrees? I don't think so.

Like I said.... when a car is moving all intakes are fed cooler air!
When a car is not moving, which intake do you think would be fed the coolest air..... A short ram the has its intake next to/ on top of the engine or, a stock air box that his its intake right bebind the grill?

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Old 02-10-2012, 06:22 PM   #2
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If that is true, there should be a spectacular difference in performace between suimmr and winter temps.

Yes, there is some slight difference between drivng in 90 degree temps vs sub freezing temps. However, the diffence in intake temps (stock vs CAI) is insignificant as far as this is concerned.
"A few HP gain" just because you lowered the intake temps a few degrees? I don't think so.

Like I said.... when a car is moving all intakes are fed cooler air!
When a car is not moving, which intake do you think would be fed the coolest air..... A short ram the has its intake next to/ on top of the engine or, a stock air box that his its intake right bebind the grill?

There is absolutely a difference between cold days and warm. I can definately notice a difference.

And a CAI would move the coldest air into the intake manifold at a stop.
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