What Intake to get for a 2k auto
08-25-2002, 08:31 AM
#1
What Intake to get for a 2k auto
Hey guys,
I just have a very debatable question for you all. I have a 2k max w/ the K&N filter in my air box. I am looking for more power. What intake should I get???
Thank you for your help.
I just have a very debatable question for you all. I have a 2k max w/ the K&N filter in my air box. I am looking for more power. What intake should I get???
Thank you for your help.
08-25-2002, 08:48 AM
#2
probably
I just posted the same question in the 4th gen forums ,but I have a 95 Auto and they all recommended a Cold Air Intake, because it helps low end power to get a better start for when your racing 5 spds. I could be wrong as you can see im a NEWBIE so just thought id try to help
Brian
Brian
08-25-2002, 10:29 AM
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Re: What Intake to get for a 2k auto
Originally posted by Igor911
Hey guys,
I just have a very debatable question for you all. I have a 2k max w/ the K&N filter in my air box. I am looking for more power. What intake should I get???
Thank you for your help.
Hey guys,
I just have a very debatable question for you all. I have a 2k max w/ the K&N filter in my air box. I am looking for more power. What intake should I get???
Thank you for your help.
08-25-2002, 01:10 PM
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Originally posted by Igor911
How hard is it to install the injen?
How hard is it to install the injen?
It took me about 2 hrs to put an Injen in my 2k2 auto. It's a bit trickier in the auto (much tighter clearances) so I suspect you could do it in an hour on a stick (with the proper tools). You won't need anything out of the ordinary, but a deep socket wrench helps when working with the Mass Airflow Sensor (MAF) bolts. By the way, follow the Injen instructions exactly if you go that route. DO disconnect the battery. DO treat the MAF as if it were fine china.
The Frankencar is the loudest, but the Injen gives a good roar during heavy acceleration, if that's what you’re looking for. My MPG went from 23.5 to about 21.5... Some say MPG goes up, but I've been really pushing my car harder lately, to hear the roar!
BTW Injen's are about $227 shipped from Adventon.com. Many here have bought from them.
08-25-2002, 01:27 PM
#10
Originally posted by soopermax02
If you were going to go CAI the Injen would be the easiest. Arguably the place racing is slightly better do to its position entirely outside of the engine compartment. The Injen sits below the battery just to the side of the radiator.
It took me about 2 hrs to put an Injen in my 2k2 auto. It's a bit trickier in the auto (much tighter clearances) so I suspect you could do it in an hour on a stick (with the proper tools). You won't need anything out of the ordinary, but a deep socket wrench helps when working with the Mass Airflow Sensor (MAF) bolts. By the way, follow the Injen instructions exactly if you go that route. DO disconnect the battery. DO treat the MAF as if it were fine china.
The Frankencar is the loudest, but the Injen gives a good roar during heavy acceleration, if that's what you’re looking for. My MPG went from 23.5 to about 21.5... Some say MPG goes up, but I've been really pushing my car harder lately, to hear the roar!
BTW Injen's are about $227 shipped from Adventon.com. Many here have bought from them.
If you were going to go CAI the Injen would be the easiest. Arguably the place racing is slightly better do to its position entirely outside of the engine compartment. The Injen sits below the battery just to the side of the radiator.
It took me about 2 hrs to put an Injen in my 2k2 auto. It's a bit trickier in the auto (much tighter clearances) so I suspect you could do it in an hour on a stick (with the proper tools). You won't need anything out of the ordinary, but a deep socket wrench helps when working with the Mass Airflow Sensor (MAF) bolts. By the way, follow the Injen instructions exactly if you go that route. DO disconnect the battery. DO treat the MAF as if it were fine china.
The Frankencar is the loudest, but the Injen gives a good roar during heavy acceleration, if that's what you’re looking for. My MPG went from 23.5 to about 21.5... Some say MPG goes up, but I've been really pushing my car harder lately, to hear the roar!
BTW Injen's are about $227 shipped from Adventon.com. Many here have bought from them.
Thanks for your help.
08-25-2002, 01:32 PM
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Originally posted by Igor911
So in order for me to install this intake my self, all i will need is what comes in the box for 225$ ? Will i need any additional parts?
Thanks for your help.
So in order for me to install this intake my self, all i will need is what comes in the box for 225$ ? Will i need any additional parts?
Thanks for your help.
its very easy to install and the results are great...
Adam
08-25-2002, 04:06 PM
#13
Originally posted by Virus
I'm assuming the Injen will work for the 2k2 auto's as well? Does it have a bypass valve or any protection from water?
I'm assuming the Injen will work for the 2k2 auto's as well? Does it have a bypass valve or any protection from water?
08-25-2002, 04:13 PM
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Originally posted by Virus
I'm assuming the Injen will work for the 2k2 auto's as well? Does it have a bypass valve or any protection from water?
I'm assuming the Injen will work for the 2k2 auto's as well? Does it have a bypass valve or any protection from water?
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