Stellar1022

#1

Hey i have a 96 ST and i was wondering if they make cold air intake for that. If so where can i get a good one. And if not where can i get a good short ram intake. Thanks

LatinKraze

#2

CAI

Short Ram

Dragon Intake

Make Your Own

Hope this helps

This post has been edited by LatinKraze: Aug 25, 2004 - 11:51 AM

Stellar1022

#3

Hey i found this cold air intake what do you think?

http://www.autopartsauthority.com/cold_air...njen~parts.html

For those who have cold air and short ram, which is better? And are there any problems with either. thanks

LatinKraze

#4

The S-shaped injen intake looks good. It's not a cold air intake tho. If you want to dress up your engine bay, buy it. If your just going for HP gains, wich will not be much, get a hi-flow air filter from TRD. It's cheaper and it gets the same gains as the aftermarket intake.

This post has been edited by LatinKraze: Aug 25, 2004 - 12:08 PM

Stellar1022

#5

How is the injen not a cold air intake?

LatinKraze

#6

Click on the pictures and it will show what each is.

EDIT: CAI is a tube with a filter at the end under your car. Like the first link I posted. An intake has the filter located inside you engine bay, by the battery.

This post has been edited by LatinKraze: Aug 25, 2004 - 2:51 PM

Stellar1022

#7

So what do you suggest the CAI that you linked me, the short ram that you linked me, the weapon R, or the Injen?

LatinKraze

#8

Its your call dude. They both have ups and downs.

The CAI: Better Hp gains, but can cause a problem when it rains (installing a breather helps).

The Injen Intake: Less Hp gains, no risk of hydrolock, has the same gain as a drop-in hi-flow air filter by TRD (which is cheaper).

Stellar1022

#9

Id like to go with the CAI for better gains but im worried about hydrolock. What do i need to intall a breather i dont know much about that. And are there any other remedies to prevent hydrolock w/ CAI. thanks man

Coomer

#10

Unless the filter of your CAI gets completely submerged(and you'd have to drive through a pretty huge puddle to do so), you don't have to worry about hydrolock. Installing a breather is easy, and basically entails cutting the pipe closer to the intake manifold, and inserting a breather, or bypass valve into it.

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Stellar1022

#11

How would i know how much of the pipe i would need to cut in order for the bypass vavle to fit? And where can i buy one? thanks for the help

LatinKraze

#12

Some bypass valves only need a hole drilled on the side to fit. I'll find a pic somewhere.

LatinKraze

#13

Here's one that coomer is talking about.

Stellar1022

#14

So i would have to cut the pipe at the intake manifold to make room for this small piece?