cold air intake write-up

[custexplorer]

I just put on a magnaflow 14" muffler and a cold air intake for my 05 v6, and im so impressed. My acceleration is 1000000000 times better and it sounds like a beast. So heres the guide to a budget friendly cold air intake:


You need:

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/SPE-9405/

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/WLK-41981/

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/GRM-10-001/

(optional) http://www.2kracing.com/Product/8244.html

And a metal bendable 4" hose from home depot.
Disconnect battery.

1. Put the correct adapter on your spectre tube for your maf sensor

2. Attach the 3.5 to 3 inch reducer to the adapter on the side that will connect to your intake hose.

3. Cut slit out of hose for maf sensor.

4. Slide the hose over the adapters, this will just make it look better and insulate a little bit.

5. Connect your air filter to one end and your maf intake to the other. (Make sure the sensor airflow arrow is pointing in the right direction).

6. Install a heat shield if you bought one.

reconnect battery and enjoy your extra horses!

 

[BrianDye]

Where the hells the pictures?

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[custexplorer]

Where the hells the pictures?

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Sorry haha. Ill get some added in the morning. If you just want to see it its a stainless shroud going to the red airfilter. It looks great.

 

[MDewell]

**watching this thread**
I'm interested to see how it looks too.

 

[techieman33]

Looking at the picture of that heat shield I'd say you wasted your money unless you just want it there to look pretty, it won't keep any heat away. And above 30mph or so the intake temp is just a few degrees above ambient no matter what your running, as long as it's not forced induction.

 

[BSlusser]

We still need pictures!