Cold Air Intake ?
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If that thing is $25 shipped then the filter has got to be a POS and I'd not trust it in my vehicle. Pyro bought one online for cheap and I was making him one a short time later when his broke from the vibrations of driving, the materials used were so thin and weak.
Those of us who make 'em spend about $15 in PVC, coupler and brackets and about $35 on a good quality filter alone. If you don't want to make one, at least buy a decent one. Dirt and debris does a LOT of damage to an engine!!!
Those of us who make 'em spend about $15 in PVC, coupler and brackets and about $35 on a good quality filter alone. If you don't want to make one, at least buy a decent one. Dirt and debris does a LOT of damage to an engine!!!
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Good decision on making one...though, can you get me a link to these cheapies?
I wonder how thick they are and wrapping them in exhaust wrap might help them, if you already have one.
Found good and bad reviews and people calling it a HAI...
“From my experience, i would stay away from Bomz. I bought one for my 06 scion tc. It sounded good, had that deep growl, but it hurt performance big time. Car bogged down when you got on it hard.”
I wonder how thick they are and wrapping them in exhaust wrap might help them, if you already have one.
Found good and bad reviews and people calling it a HAI...
“From my experience, i would stay away from Bomz. I bought one for my 06 scion tc. It sounded good, had that deep growl, but it hurt performance big time. Car bogged down when you got on it hard.”
Last edited by pjordan4477; Aug 12, 2010 at 03:43 PM.
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