Cold air intake advice
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Cold air intake advice
Hey, I'm looking to put a intake on my 92 CX (stock engine ._.) I was wondering if there's a noticeable difference in performance between an AEM and K&N and other no name ones. All the pictures are generic ones so they're not much help
Here are a couple I'm looking at -->
http://turbometal.com/engine/intake-...ue-piping.html
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/K-N-C...item5adefe1dec
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/AEM-C...item519615c23f
I'm pretty much just going to school and back to. I'm not racing it or anything. Thanks
Here are a couple I'm looking at -->
http://turbometal.com/engine/intake-...ue-piping.html
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/K-N-C...item5adefe1dec
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/AEM-C...item519615c23f
I'm pretty much just going to school and back to. I'm not racing it or anything. Thanks
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Re: Cold air intake advice
It honestly won't do anything to your motor that your going to feel. You might hear it actually suck in air ( Which IMO is nice), but not worth the money to be honest. Get a K&N Drop in Filter.
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Re: Cold air intake advice
Reusable drop-in (with stock airbox) ftw.
Granted I didn't go that way, but mine wasn't done for performance either really. Just got a good deal.
Granted I didn't go that way, but mine wasn't done for performance either really. Just got a good deal.
#9
Re: Cold air intake advice
I agree with Grumblemar, just make sure to keep your original setup for smog if the tube you get doesn't have a smog sticker on it. Or just get it smogged with OTHER way.
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