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11-21-2004, 03:00 PM
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intake for 95 grand am se
Any body know where i can buy a cold air intake for a 95 grand am se? Or has built their own, like many pics i have seen, and can give me tips on how to? Any help is appriciated.
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#2
11-21-2004, 07:03 PM
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Re: intake for 95 grand am se
If you want to go really cheap you can use black ABS drain lines (plumbing pipe). Easy to cut, they make different angled elbows for them also. and all you need to buy is a cone filter for it. It ain't pretty, but if done right it's better than factory. I'm making mine out of carbon fibre next spring. To do this though you need to know how to make molds, work with composites and have access to a kiln. Plus, carbon fibre matting usually runs about 5X more expensive than it's fibreglass cousin.
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#3
11-21-2004, 09:45 PM
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Re: intake for 95 grand am se
Check ebay
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#4
11-21-2004, 10:22 PM
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Re: intake for 95 grand am se
www.summitracing.com and www.jegs.com both sell them but you would probably find a better deal on ebay or could save alot of money if you build your own. Good Luck.
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11-22-2004, 10:13 PM
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Re: intake for 95 grand am se
The reason a "cold air" intake is called that is because instead of drawing in warm air from the engine bay (which is what happens when you install an aftermarket intake, because the exposed filter element sits in the engine bay behind the battery), the filter element is located in the inner fender well outside of the engine bay instead where it draws in cold air. In reality, almost all stock intakes found in today's cars are cold air intakes because they are plumbed to the inner fender well. There is no such thing as a cool air filter. As I explained, the name comes from where the intake air is actually drawn from. HTH
Marc
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