AIR INTAKES,WHY?
#2
RE: AIR INTAKES,WHY?
Not true. If the factory air intake is very restictive you may gain a few horsepower from swithching it out to a system with less restriction. Mileage gains would be imperceptable. Driving like a granny will yield better results in the MPG department.
#3
RE: AIR INTAKES,WHY?
if you drive the same with and without an intake, you may see some gain in mileage...it depends on the vehicle also...i drive a 2002 offbrand, and my mileage increased when i changed my intake, exhaust and thermostat...
#4
RE: AIR INTAKES,WHY?
Offbrander! You should be banished from thee land!
Id get a ram intake if I were you... simply because if you run through a big puddle, your going to slurp up water. Also any aftermarket will give you little horsepower, but you will notice a difference in power, and your car will sound throatier and better. Here is a pic of my 00' Civic with a short ram intake.
http://www.hondacivicforum.com/photo...Type=6&apage=1
Id get a ram intake if I were you... simply because if you run through a big puddle, your going to slurp up water. Also any aftermarket will give you little horsepower, but you will notice a difference in power, and your car will sound throatier and better. Here is a pic of my 00' Civic with a short ram intake.
http://www.hondacivicforum.com/photo...Type=6&apage=1
#6
RE: AIR INTAKES,WHY?
you can get them VERY cheap on ebay, and if you dont have a "nice" car...just buy a cheap one...i bought an ebay intake for my car and did some work and its just as good as anything K&N or AEM makes...for 250 dollars less for my application.
#9
RE: AIR INTAKES,WHY?
I've had CAI's and short Ram's on the past three (and current) cars. I've yet to see an actual MPG increase. Not arguing, just stating what I have seen in use. On the other hand I haven not noticed any decrease unless your right foot stays in it!