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Old 10-03-05, 01:24 AM
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Originally Posted by westler91
I thought that upgrading your MAF sensor would be better than a CAI.........
If you find one that's an actual upgrade.
Old 10-03-05, 01:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Makenzie71
Cold air gets into the stock air-box through that piece of plumbing that hooks 90* off the box and snorkels over the radiator brace.



That's all fine and dandy I just want to know how your box is getting fresh air. I'm just curious, man, that's all.
I know that, I'm just making a reference, its cut-off.

And its sealed up off top (the black parts in the picture) from the engine bay, except for the front which lets some air get in.

May not be the best product, but alot of people won't pay for anything else (my anything else, I mean more $$), I think it gits-r-done enough until someone builds their own CAI.

Its better then just a filter on the afm hopefully .
Old 10-03-05, 02:19 AM
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Originally Posted by westler91
I thought that upgrading your MAF sensor would be better than a CAI.........
You're talking about two totally different mods. How is a bigger AFM (not MAF) going to lower the temp of the air entering the filter?
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