So i have ,ooked through many of the write ups on making your own CAI and I agrel this is the way to go. My only question is on the filter. Which filters are good bad any advice on this one?
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07-15-2010
So i have ,ooked through many of the write ups on making your own CAI and I agrel this is the way to go. My only question is on the filter. Which filters are good bad any advice on this one?
07-15-2010
good and bad filters are always going to be an opinion. my advise: find a DRY FLOW filter and use that because the oil on oiled filters kills your MAF.
07-15-2010
Spectre FTW. Cheap and effective
07-15-2010
Well i believe i am going to buy the parts tonight. I have decided to go with the spectre air filter in blue. (this is on advice from a co-worker who has a spectre in his TA). I am getting the parts and painting the pipe tonight. Then tomorrow will hopefully have time to drill and install! Ill show pics when it is done
07-16-2010
Ok so while out last night... As always I started comparing prices.. and quality. I have a question. Would it be better to use PVC for every thing or i saw a spectre piece that was Gull alminum metal piece with the bend i wanted. Which would be better? Also what size intake do i need ive heard both 3" and 4" what comes out of the TB and what would work best? THanks guys
07-16-2010
the TB inlet is 3.5", we promote a 4" intake setup for maximum flow potential. the intake material is up to you, it really doesnt matter, but anything metal will heat soak faster.
07-16-2010
I used a wire re-inforced 4 inch hose. Click on "My Garage" to see pictures. Some might think it's ugly, but it works well. It was about 8 bucks a foot. One of the fastest Grand Nationals in the country uses about 5 feet of this stuff to re-locate his air cleaner behind the bumper in a sealed off area that actually creates a "Ram Air" effect at higher speeds and has proven a 2-3 tenths increase in quarter mile times.
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