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rxdavid 01-25-09 09:11 PM

Cold Air Intake
 
Has anyone made their own cold air intake? I tired searching but didn't find any info on it. I'm thinking of building one I'm just wondering how hard it is to do on a FC.

Thanks

RotaryRocket88 01-25-09 10:12 PM

Search terms: "cold air" in thread titles from the 2nd gen section

https://www.rx7club.com/search.php?searchid=6668150

206 hits.

Merovign 01-25-09 10:28 PM

Not what I'd call easy, but if you're lucky enough to have an aftermarket radiator, most of the brands have a "lip" on the right side that can be trimmed to allow a 3" aluminum pipe through. You can also put an irregular-shaped pipe in there.

Thus, you can put a K&N in front of the radiator. If you live where there's lots of water on the road, get a bypass valve.

You can also make an insulated box that pulls through that space or use the space that the stock snorkel pulls through.

The stock setup is a "cold air" setup, but it's a huge low-velocity box made of black plastic bolted to the radiator, so it's kind of like a mongoloid cold-air box.

shika805 01-25-09 11:25 PM

there's a whole thread on CAI's... there's a couple good ones out there for our 2nd gens.

lonetlan 01-26-09 07:27 AM

Search for AAI, because rx7s come stock with a cold air intake

AGreen 01-26-09 07:20 PM

http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/n...akepipe012.jpg

OOooh... where does it go? Try where the fog lights are supposed to be. Now that's about the coldest air you're going to get. And the wettest.

http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/n...akepipe011.jpg

Damn dirty dirty engine.

That's 3" pipe, going down to a 2.5" reducer. Or is it 2". I can't remember, but all I know is that I need to get that MAF sensor in there!


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