Has anyone seen this "CAI" filter? [pics]

WaLieN · 2004-04-04 14:24:42

http://www.intenseperformance.com/products/cone_filters/QC1_1.jpg http://www.intenseperformance.com/products/cone_filters/qc2_1.jpg It kinda looks cheap, but neat at the same time. http://www.intenseperformance.com/products/cone_filters/cone_filters.html

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04-04-04, 09:24 AM

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Has anyone seen this "CAI" filter? [pics]

It kinda looks cheap, but neat at the same time.
http://www.intenseperformance.com/pr...e_filters.html

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04-04-04, 11:34 AM

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yea i got one.. its in my garage connected to my shop vac

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04-04-04, 11:47 AM

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lol...that hurts.

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04-04-04, 12:42 PM

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You can probably just make your own one of those. Just run a hose from the passenger side "oil cooler" location to your intake and voila.

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04-04-04, 01:19 PM

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that looks like they used this k&n filter

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04-04-04, 04:30 PM

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looks like that really expensive S2k intake

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04-05-04, 01:38 AM

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You can probably just make your own one of those. Just run a hose from the passenger side "oil cooler" location to your intake and voila.

You probably could, but this looks like it would work a tad bit better.

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04-05-04, 01:48 AM

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is it just me... or is the air gonna goto the path of least resistance.... ie right through the sides of the filter without getting the "cold air"

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04-05-04, 02:00 AM

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is it just me... or is the air gonna goto the path of least resistance.... ie right through the sides of the filter without getting the "cold air"

I was thinking the same thing -- unless they have some kinda of restrictor inside of it, it does look like the sides would be sucking in air all the time.

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04-05-04, 03:19 AM

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It will suck air from the sides, but it will still suck some air through the pipe. As long as the end of the hose is in a cool spot, the intake air should still be cooler than it would be without the hose.

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