how much horsepower from cold air box?
02-26-03, 08:15 AM
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how much horsepower from cold air box?
hey guys, I'm wondering how much more horse i can expect from a cold air box with these mods already. rb header, bonez superflow cat, rp catback, k&n cone filter?
Also, does anybody make these on the side, and if so how much do you want for one?
Also, does anybody make these on the side, and if so how much do you want for one?
02-26-03, 08:25 AM
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S200015@aol.com That is his e-mail address. He is a nice guy but he is kinda busy so it might take a while.
There is another guy that sells the templates to make one yourself out of metal but I have never talked to him.
There is another guy that sells the templates to make one yourself out of metal but I have never talked to him.
02-26-03, 12:22 PM
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Originally posted by Icemark
Typically most better filters and cold air boxes give you around 2% increase in HP.
Most people don't even notice a 2% increase.
Typically most better filters and cold air boxes give you around 2% increase in HP.
Most people don't even notice a 2% increase.
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02-26-03, 01:24 PM
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I built my own Cold Air Box out of aluminum, but not so much for any horsepower gain. It's really meant for engine longevity. I don't have any scientific support on this, but I figure reducing or eliminating hot air at the intake could only benefit the engine in the long run. On an N/A, I think any horsepower increase would be inperceptible. The only noticeable difference I noticed with regard to engine behavior was a slightly improved throttle response in the hot weather months.
