A "cold air intake" does not actually induce cold air into the engine, but rather air that is not "hot." "Hot" air in the intake would be the result of an air induction system that allows air from right around the engine block or radiator to enter. The "cold" air would be any air that is not pulled from directly around the engine block or radiator, e.g. induction from the fender of the vehicle. You never really want to pull hot air in, but the difference between a stock air intake and a cold air intake is marginal, but depends also on the vehicle. A cold air intake will generally increase performance only marginally. But every bit helps if performance is what you are going for - if your car or truck is built up and made for performance, then the benefits will be greater on a high performance Corvette ZR1 motor as opposed to a 1984 4-cylinder Toyota Camry. Hope this helps!
straight pipe and cold air intake will make it loud straight pipe cold air intake and bigger turbo will make it really loud if you point the exhaust face the ground right after the back axle then it will make it louder also
If you are looking for max horsepower the answer is yes. Cold air is denser and containes more oxygen which means you can burn more fuel resulting in more power. If it is just a daily driver then it doesn't make any real difference except your new cold air intake might impress the chicks.
You need to pipe the air intake into the fender.
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there is only one cold air intake for them unless you make your own its made by k&n and it sucks dont get it have some one make you one cause that is what i did
No... upgrading to a cold air intake can, but then you have to match your fuel flow to your air flow, because gasoline engines have a really strict stochiometric ratio.
Yes, many vehicle manufacturers make a cold air intake. For a 1993 Ford Ranger 3.0, a person should place an order with the Ford company.?æ
You need to buy a cold air intake for your car. It replaces the stock air intake.(the box your air filter is in!)
getting the engine worked on and put in a cold air intake
If you mean cold air intake or cold air induction (CAI), the answer is no. A cold air intake system is simply a more free flowing air intake. The intake tubing is less restrictive, and often draws air in away from engine heat, hence the name cold air intake. This could be lower in the engine compartment by the fenderwall usually. A cold air intake will ultimately make the engine run slightly cooler. A cooler engine is less destructive to the various components. So CAI will not shorten the life of your engine when properly researched, installed and used.
Yes, it does make a difference
a cold air intake (true one that routes down in the bumper and actually sucks cold outside air) which has an aluminum pipe will give your car a throatier tone and yes will be a little louder but not too loud