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I want mreo performance out of my lil 2.8L V6 which is bored 20 over and has a beefed up cam and have a pair of hooker headers im gonna throw on. I have seen do it yourself cold air intakes since no one makes one for my model/year of car would a home made cold air intake work on on older car? What is needed of my engine to be able to install one?
In the 2008 Pontiac Grand Prix you are running the 3.8L V-6 with a base of 200HP. If you are just replacing the existing cold air intake with OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts you are not going to get enough to make a difference if any at all. But if this is an aftermarket bolt-on Performance cold air intake you could see an increase of HP around 15-25 HP depending on the replacement part. (KN have some of the best intakes.) You could notice a little improvement in the take off speed, but just like most bolt-on Performance parts it does not do much. If you keep adding different bolt-on Performance parts over time you will notice a big difference from when you were running OEM. BTW a good exhaust would be a Perfect match up with the intake and would improve the performance of both.
is it legal to have a intake on your car and live in florida?
Huh? You just have to be a little more specific than this.an aftermarket cold air intake perhaps?
ok i have a 1500 avalanche the 5.3. i want to put a cold air intake on it from kn and a cat back dual exhaust from flow masters. how much more power would i get, would i save gas, better pick up and is that a good match? should i go cat back or take off the cat? im in louisiana and dont know the law. i want a nice roar from pipes though.
The only accidents I had riding motorcycles where the ones caused by motorist who didn't see me and one who stalked me for three block before ramming me in a fit of road rage. And speaking from personal experience - do not cheap out on the helmet and protective gear. In the incident where I was rammed my helmet was totally destroyed when I made a one point impact with the pavement, and I walked away from it.
I‘m looking to buy a cold air intake for my car to improve performance. I‘ve seen where people put two into the same car, would that make a difference? Would I be wasting my money to add a second?
You did not indicate the color of the light,if it is orange it is more likely that it is a wheel sensor or wiring,if it is red then it is likely to be the ABS control unit,also make sure the master cylinder is full it will also turn the light on.The brakes will work just like normal brakes in the case of total failure of the ABS,you will still have power assist just not ABS
I want to put a KN Cold Air Intake on my 2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac. If I install it myself, will I need to do anything to my computer? Or can I just put it in and go?
You will not have to adjust your onboard computer at all. After you install it correctly, you will be ready to go.
It‘s carburated and the only intakes i can find are for 88 and up. Is there any cold air intake that can go on this car?
if its a aftermarket alarm, check the sensitivity
Is it useful to clean the intake system?
In the usual use of vehicles, 2-3W km cleaning a back, for the vehicle, it is still better.
i was just makin sure its ok to take out the air box in your car to make an intake by using the stock piping and just put a filter on it to get more direct air flow. if anyone knows that would be a big help. thanks
Don't worry about the air intake on my car. You should be more fully aware how you're factory installed cold air intake works. You're going to a lot of trouble for nothing but big trouble! The stock cold air box, and air entry piping under the left front fender has a built in water-drain trap should moisture enter the intake source. You'll get less horsepower with hot under-hood air because there's less oxygen in it. All you have to do is to drop in a KN air cleaner in the present cold air box if you think you want more efficient air-flow.