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Car full gasket asbestos material Long lasting operation

Q: For christmas, I was thinking about putting a cold air intake into my boyfriends car. He has a G6 V6 Coupe. I dont know if there is special ones for different vehicles. If you could direct me to a reliable website as to where i could buy this, that would be greatThank You!!!: People having acidity and gastric problems should not have food with preservative.

Q: I just installed a short ram air intake on my Honda Civic yr 2000 today, but it sounds the same compare to my stock air intake when I hit on the gas pedal. Should that be normal? I bought the kit from ebay, and wonder if I use different air filter will make a difference?: You just wasted money. There is no power gain or anything noticeable suppose to happened. The only thing you get is a filter that you can clean and reuse. And, you waste more gas on highway driving. Oh yeah, you car sounds louder in high rev., live over 4k rpm. But, you probably experience power lose when you car heats up because it takes air from the engine compartment which is not cold air. In theory, you would need to get cold air into the engine to get power gain because cold air is denser which would allow more complete combustion. However, your MAF (mass air flow) sensor would compensate for the fuel mixture with the temperature of intake air. In reality, with whatever you do to intake air and filter there is no effect because MAF sensor would compensate for the type of incoming air. And, feedback of the O2 sensor which confirms MAF sensor's working through car CPU. Otherwise, you get an engine light that will goes on and you would have to spend more to fix that too. if you want power, get a turbo. Even modifying exhaust system is a waste of money, like CAT back, tornado or twister, magnet, eBay mod chip(a resistor), etc.

Q: I have a 2003 vw vr6 and i couldnt find a cold air intake that fits it. I wanted to see if i could get an oiled filter too.: This Site Might Help You. RE: what cold air intakes can i put on a VW VR6? I have a 2003 vw vr6 and i couldnt find a cold air intake that fits it. I wanted to see if i could get an oiled filter too.

Q: Like i said i have a cold air intake and a o/r x pipe on my Mustang Gt. Also i have dynomax race bullets. The check engine light is on.but that should be just from not having cats anymore. And this might be a stupid question but it cant be normal for when i stop driving and get out of my car and i go touch my cold air intake.its really really hot, kinda figured it would be cool to the touch.: I'm going to assume you put the intake filter in the engine bay. They don't really work all that well. The only real way you see a performance increase is when you get the intake that you feed through the side wall under the fender. If you want even better performance, you get rid of the wheel well and install a 90 degree angle cover around the cone filter and you'll increase your power band in the higher rpm region. The only problem with having the intake feed underneath the fender without the wheel well is you expose some wires, vaccum line sensors, and you cant drive in the rain for too long or you'll suck up too much water. You'll have a water injected car if you drive in light rain and make some serious power but too much water will have you bend a valve and/or flood the car. Its the way I have my 99 cobra setup and I ride along side 02 ws6 trans ams and beat them in the rain!!! I've done it so I know!!!

Q: I want to install a cold air intake on my 2011 Lancer but i‘m not sure if it will be a waste of time. The reason being is because i eventually want to turbo my car and the more i look into turbos the more it seems like the cold air intake will just get in the way and have to come out.Any advice?: first of all you want to maintain you money and purchase and an evo the money you spend on a cai and exhaust is probably 20% of the cost of a evo with your motor vehicle traded in. yet when your nevertheless itchin to waste some funds on your motor vehicle. than get an cat back exhaust equipment is gonna be the most important distinction maker. its gonna sound way better than your inventory exhust it received't upload a lot horsepower even if it is going to sound and seem plenty nicer than inventory. do not get headers or ignition equipment like all different guy stated cuz you do not choose it. except you get more beneficial means ie quick supercharger your inventory headers will do high-quality. cai isn't gonna upload any means that you're going to sense any distinction the typhoon intake from kn is three hundred$ and it says it provides you 6.5 at 5900 rpm which recommend you received't sense any distinction in any respect. and chilly air intake will probably make your serivce engine basic come on there no longer a lot you could do to the motor vehicle to make it that a lot swifter except you upload a short/supercharger. i'd recommend some awesome wheel for the motor vehicle. rims make a international of distinction for the apperenance of a motor vehicle. i'd extremely spend the money on something you will see.

Q: Should I upgrade my cold air intake?: Sure, upgrade it. That is, if you've got an extra $130 burning a hole in your pocket. Yes, the new upgrade would likely provide about an extra 2 hp. The extra horsepower will have nothing to do with where the new snorkel draws air from, as you've already figured out, as long as it gets it from outside the engine compartment it's all the same. The difference will be in the conical air filter that replaces the box filter. That is, unless you've already got a conical air filter as stock equipment. If that's the case you won't realize any power gain, just put a fresh Fram filter in there and you're set. Now, even if you did see the tiny gain that a new air intake can provide, the 2 ponies will be completely unnoticeable. Go with your gut, air intakes are stupid upgrades for kids that don't know any better or perfect for pros on race tracks looking to shed that extra .2 seconds off every lap.

Q: I have a 98 t5 and I want to put a cold air intake on it. But I don‘t see anyplace where I can route it with out having it routed under the suport beam for the motor. I have a 3in inner diameter 3 1/2in outer diameter pipe that I‘m running. Can anybody help? I don‘t mind doing some minor cutting. I don‘t have the tools or the knowledge to weld anything so it can‘t be any major moddifications. I just need a pic or something showing where the intake is placed. Another sub question. Their is another hose that connects to the origanal air box. I don‘t know if it sucks or blows air. Now that hose connect to something that kind of resembles a turbo but I don‘t think that the turbo can be that small on it. Well Thank you for your time. NEED HELP.: 1. Cold air intakes are pointless for turbo cars. Turbos don't benefit in the slightest from the denser cold air, because a turbo compresses the air in the first place. 2. Even with a short ram intake, you're not going to see more than 2-3 wheel horsepower, and basically no change in mpg or any other type of gain. 3. Your best bet, if you chose to ignore the above two facts, is to buy a kit for your car, rather than fabricate your own.

Q: Is there already in production? How much would it cost me? Any links?: road race motorsports $159 I have a 2008 lancer gts and im about ready to order it. I think they are the only ones out there that have a cold air intake for it.