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Old 03-26-2005, 12:42 AM
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Question what is better a longer intake hose or a shorter one

What is better for a 93, civic a longer intake hose or a shorter one
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Re: what is better a longer intake hose or a shorter one

Meaning Cold Air or Short ram?

Cold air - Long one

You want the air inlet as far away from the heat source(engine) as possible.
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Yes, however, if there wasnt the problem of heat from the engine, shortest would be most efficitve. Also, just my personal opinion about RA and CA, I'm partial to RAI's.
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