can i get colder air
Re: can i get colder air
Originally posted by DragonBoy1027
I have a aem v2 intake , How can i get colder air to it??
I have a aem v2 intake , How can i get colder air to it??
sorry..i guess what im trying to say is that V2's are known to be a short ram..not a cold air intake......
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there is a little peice of the front bumper that you remove to put on oem style fogs on. i think that if you open it up it might be able to get a better air flow to your cai. the peice is a weird shape and its black.
i dont know how i can explain it, but it is made to look like an air duct so just cut it out. i think its stupid when someone has already made a retarded joke about the thread and then like 15 other people say the same exact thing. see! there is a way to get more air to the filter.
i mean you could even fabricate some sort of ram air right there..
i mean no one else is doing it go for it.
this is what i did but now i have the oem fogs and a injen sri.
i dont know how i can explain it, but it is made to look like an air duct so just cut it out. i think its stupid when someone has already made a retarded joke about the thread and then like 15 other people say the same exact thing. see! there is a way to get more air to the filter.
i mean you could even fabricate some sort of ram air right there..i mean no one else is doing it go for it.
this is what i did but now i have the oem fogs and a injen sri.
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Rep Power: 0 Thanks for the jokes, but i did find a way to get colder air to the intake. all i did was fabricate a little scoop that comes up from where a cai. filter would be and installed a heat shield that i had made for another car cut a hole in the bottom and put a tube to the bottom of the heat shield. those jokes really did help me when i was make it thanks everyone
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Rep Power: 0 there is a system, cro2, that has a "insert" that goes inside intake pipe. it flows co2 through a tube into a "chamber" that cools intake air to a low low temp.
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Rep Power: 0 ok take some air duster turn the can upside down and spray it all over the pipping.... or maybe reroute the AC to the intake lose 5 hp for it but then make up for it with the cold air 
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Rep Power: 425 Well first of all... its an aluminum pipe. Thats problem #1.
Solution.
$14.99 for 15 ft. of thermal tape. Wrap it up
Problem #2: its sucking air from behind the radiator. The coolant running through that is 205 degrees, so figure the air coming through it isn't all that much cooler. Thats the **** you're sucking in.
Solution, get rid of the intake, get an Injen that sucks air in from behind the bumper under the headlight. The alternative is to build something that covers the filter and is piped down to behind the bumper under the headlight. Do whatever but you wont get anywhere leaving the filter where it is.
Solution.
$14.99 for 15 ft. of thermal tape. Wrap it up
Problem #2: its sucking air from behind the radiator. The coolant running through that is 205 degrees, so figure the air coming through it isn't all that much cooler. Thats the **** you're sucking in.
Solution, get rid of the intake, get an Injen that sucks air in from behind the bumper under the headlight. The alternative is to build something that covers the filter and is piped down to behind the bumper under the headlight. Do whatever but you wont get anywhere leaving the filter where it is.
