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Old 12-30-2004, 09:42 PM
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cold air intakes

im thinking about getting one for my 95 3.4L camaro.

would it put any major stress on the motor? (it has a lot of mileage)
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Re: cold air intakes

ok, thanks.
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Re: cold air intakes

IT would actually free up working stress of the motor by allowing it to have more air. CAI = Good for cars. During rainy seasons though , you may want to put on a short ram intake just because CAI have been known to suck water. OR get a bypass valve.
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