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Old 10-21-2004, 05:54 PM
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Intake...

Who makes/develops the best/better intake for the NA FC? Links would be helpful! Thanks!
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Old 10-21-2004, 06:34 PM
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Re: Intake...

as far as I see it, intakes are basically all about personal preference. but most people would agree that K&N, HKS, Apex i, and AEM are all good quality intakes that work great
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Re: Intake...

HKS it is! Thanks, Soyo!
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Re: Intake...

go ghetto, and a cold air box is a good thing too, its hot in here
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Re: Intake...

yea deffinately fab up a cold air box
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Re: Intake...

What about the cold air intakes that I've seen? I haven't been able to find one for sell but it runs from the elbow on the tb to the maf then goes inunder the right front fender where it looks like you have to cut a hole for the pipe to run to, does anyone know if these are custom made or if some one sells them?
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Re: Intake...

Cold air box? Explain....
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Re: Intake...

A box the blocks the hotter air that is near the radiator. Pretty much make a box the will fit inbetween the radiator that the air filter will sit inside of.
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