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- I have a ram air hood with airaid cold air intake not installed yet but I wondering if there is such thing as to much air around the filter it‘s on a 2012 ram ?
- There's no such thing as too much haha :) But it's not likely to do anything for you. The factory air filter is not going to be the restriction on a stock engine. The cooler air isn't going to make much of a difference either. For example, let's assume you're at sea-level and the your intake temperature is around 115?F normally. Now assuming the cold air intake allows the intake temps to drop 15?F which is an EXTREMELY liberal estimate (realistically it will be closer to 3?F-5?F). With 115?F, each liter of air consumed is going to have a mass of about 1.105 grams and at 100?F each liter is going to have a mass of about 1.135 grams. There's a 2.7% difference in air mass. The horsepower gained is going to be 2.7% or less (2.7% being the case in a perfect world). With the more realistic drop in temperature of 5?F, the power gains are going to be .9% at most (again, .9% is the best case scenario). So while it is true that colder air is denser, and denser intake charges yield more power, a cold air intake isn't going to be able to reduce intake temperatures enough to make much of a difference.
- i was wondering if cold air intakes legal to install on a car and are they smog legal?
- For the best answers, search on this site shorturl.im/axNUP Some guys look good with a little scruff but most look terrible with it. Personally I like guys who are clean shaven.
- 2001 Honda Civic cold air intake questions?
- 2001 Honda Civic Cold Air Intake
- I own a 92 Chevy Silverado with the 4.3L V-6. I was considering putting a cold air system on it to increase gas mileage. I would like to know if it is worth it, and any recommendations on any particular system that works best.
- like DAN said its called sitting up
- Which system is good for the intake system cleaning agent?
- This air intake system cleaning agent that card pure it, the service is very good, and the quality of the product is also very high, or by Wu Shaanan manipulator it! He is the legend of the automotive industry.
- whats a good cold air intake for a Dodge Ram 2008 at a reasonable price? But it‘s not a cheap one as in quality of the pipe And the air filter
- The one that the car came with. They are all ripoffs, there is nothing I gain from telling you this, the people that are trying to sell you a cold air intake which you already have, do stand to gain from trying to make it seem like you'll gain something from their product.
- The furnace sometimes has a problem firing and the installer(not hvac) thinks it is not getting enough air to fire. It eventually does fire. He removed a plug on the side of furace (about the size of a hockey puck) to allow more air in. It seems to work better but this is not how it is supposed to work. The intake is 3 pvc, 2 elbows, 18 ft long. He also measured gas pressure at two places. He thought the gas pressure coming in may be too high(12). he adjusted the internal pressure to specs. The intake pvc is not clogged. But if you remove it at the furnace it seems to fire normally. He seems to think that removing the plug is good enough. I want to make sure this is not bad for furnace and safe to run this way. Would an adjustable gas valve fix it? Also, the gas water heater is still vented into chimney, it is in center of house. I have a slate roof so it is difficult to access chimney. The chimney has an elevated cover. Any suggestions are appreciated.
- I had to replace my furnace last year, and replaced it with an energy efficient one. When it was installed, they ran the PVC exhaust through a hole in the wall, even though the chimney was very close. When I asked about this, they told me the exhaust would be restricted by venting out the chimney. Now I have a chimney that isn't being used. They also talked about the air inlet. The flame needs oxygen, obviously. A lot of newer homes are so well sealed, that there isn't sufficient oxygen entering the house from cracks, etc. that a supplimental pipe is needed to bring in the needed oxygen for the furnace to operate. Your intake pipe may be too long? My house is a very old remodeled relic, so there was plenty of air leaks to the basement to supply the oxygen. He did not run a separate intake, relying on the ambient oxygen to supply the furnace. It works just fine with not one glitch. By removing the plug, you are using the oxygen in the basement. If you have an older home like me, with air entering the basement through cracks, you won't have a problem. If this bothers you, I suggest you call your furnace man and tell him if he can't fix it the way you want, he should call in someone with more experience. It's your money, make him do his job correctly.
- Looking for a cold air intake that adds the most horsepower. What is the best intake? (2012 Nissan Altima 2.5s)
- The best cold air intake is the one that came with it from the factory. It takes in cold air, is tuned to your engine, and won't create turbulence in the MAF sensor. Rip it out and replace it with an aftermarket unit and your performance will decrease and your wallet will be lighter. Read this post on why cold air intakes on fuel injected vehicles are a joke.
