Cold Air Intake recommendations...?
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Cold Air Intake recommendations...?
Any thoughts on one air intake setup over another...? Consideration given to ease of install, performance gains, appearance, and price.
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I've had Volant and K&N. They were both easy to install, very similar performance gains, and very similar price. I prefer the volant because it seems the filter doesn't get as dirty as fast and the optional air scoop.
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i say build one yourself with some 4" tubing and conical filter. much cheaper for the same gain. but if i had to buy one off the shelf it would probably be one of the two that three83 recommended
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Build It Yourself ...
save about 100 dollars. Go to http://intakehoses.com/Merchant2/mer...gory_Code=SIT7 They have everything.
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I've had the K&N FIPK and now the Volant with ram air. Both are easy to install, and seem to provide the same gains. If you ever plan on doing 05 e-fans with a 34" rad, I recommend that you go with the Volant as it clears the radiator without any modification, unlike the K&N, which needs to be cut/bent/etc. to clear the rad.
FWIW, from what I've read here, guys with the homemade versions seem to be seeing pretty much the same gains as the aftermarket CAI's.
FWIW, from what I've read here, guys with the homemade versions seem to be seeing pretty much the same gains as the aftermarket CAI's.