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08-01-2003, 04:46 PM
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Cold Air Intake
Is anyone interested in selling a cold air intake system? I'd prefer Dinan or Conforti.
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08-04-2003, 11:40 PM
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check out bimmerforums.com or dtmpower.net
Go to the classifieds section theres alot for sale and good prices too.........
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09-16-2003, 03:01 AM
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dinan is only worth the price IF it is used. if it was brand new, then its more expensive, the best thing about DINAN aftermarket products, is that they are warrantied through DINAN and BMW, all of the other aftermarket products are only warrantied through the manufacturer. the JC CAI is a nice CAI, I heard that it give close to 20hp (not sure if it is at the crankshaft, or at the wheels) if you want to find out more, your best bet is to go to www.bimmforums.com/forum and then click on the "bimmer cars" thread, and then search for the dinan CAI for sale, or the JC CAI for sale, im sure you will find a couple of threads that have them on sale, good luck in finding them.
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09-20-2003, 02:40 AM
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Cold Air Intakes of the Future will all utilize TurboWorks technology, requiring no modifications to stock air filters, stock pipes and hoses. Retaining OEM specs, Cold Air Intakes of the future will provide intercooled-like air temperatures to intake charges.
[8D]http://boykinracing.us/index3.htmBringing air conditioning to the engine bay. |
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