Frankencar Intake vs. Cold Air
#1
Frankencar Intake vs. Cold Air
I know I will probly have to search, I already tried, but I wanted to see IF there were some people who prefered the performance of the cold air, compared to the frankencar intake. Help Please!!
#2
ive never had a cold air. maybe some day ill try it. but i love the power the shorter intakes give when revved higher along with exhaust modifications. and the hissing from the midpipe is sweet. but hopefully one day my wont even be on the right side
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#3
Re: Frankencar Intake vs. Cold Air
Originally posted by DUNKEE
I know I will probly have to search, I already tried, but I wanted to see IF there were some people who prefered the performance of the cold air, compared to the frankencar intake. Help Please!!
I know I will probly have to search, I already tried, but I wanted to see IF there were some people who prefered the performance of the cold air, compared to the frankencar intake. Help Please!!
#5
Thanks for the replys. You just made my mind up and Im going to with the Frankencar intake. I did do a search and alot of people said that the CAI hurts top end. So I guess I will order up a Frankercar and slap the apexi filter on it. I just ordered a Test pipe(warpspeed 2.5") I cant wait to add some more power. I get a huge kick just from taking out the filter, and hearing it rat out!!
#6
Originally posted by DUNKEE
Thanks for the replys. You just made my mind up and Im going to with the Frankencar intake. I did do a search and alot of people said that the CAI hurts top end. So I guess I will order up a Frankercar and slap the apexi filter on it. I just ordered a Test pipe(warpspeed 2.5") I cant wait to add some more power. I get a huge kick just from taking out the filter, and hearing it rat out!!
Thanks for the replys. You just made my mind up and Im going to with the Frankencar intake. I did do a search and alot of people said that the CAI hurts top end. So I guess I will order up a Frankercar and slap the apexi filter on it. I just ordered a Test pipe(warpspeed 2.5") I cant wait to add some more power. I get a huge kick just from taking out the filter, and hearing it rat out!!
#9
Originally posted by 95maxima
If you got a CAI, wouldn't you also have to cut a whole out to get the tube and the filter down by the tire and fender???
If you got a CAI, wouldn't you also have to cut a whole out to get the tube and the filter down by the tire and fender???
#12
GO HYBRID
Make a midpipe that is short enough so that the filter sits above the lower half of the stock air box. This will feed it some cold air. I bypassed my resinator located under the battery and connected a pipe that leads under the car to it. This along with the stock snorkel feeds my JWT filter/velocity stack good outside air, and by observing how hot the intake manifold is getting it does work.
Here is how to make a midpipe
http://www.drwebdesign.com/mymaxima/upperintake.html
Here is how to attach the filter to it
http://www.vqpower.com/v2/modules.ph...howpage&pid=35
The choices for intakes as far as Maximas and their type:
-Franken, Popcharger
Short piping + no outside air = short ram intake
-Place Racing, Warpspeed
Long piping + outside air = CAI
-Injen
Long Piping + no outside air = long ram intake?
-Do it yourself
Short piping + outside air = hybrid intake
Here is how to make a midpipe
http://www.drwebdesign.com/mymaxima/upperintake.html
Here is how to attach the filter to it
http://www.vqpower.com/v2/modules.ph...howpage&pid=35
The choices for intakes as far as Maximas and their type:
-Franken, Popcharger
Short piping + no outside air = short ram intake
-Place Racing, Warpspeed
Long piping + outside air = CAI
-Injen
Long Piping + no outside air = long ram intake?
-Do it yourself
Short piping + outside air = hybrid intake
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