View Poll Results: Which Intake is best for the Evo?
Short ram intake



8
88.89%
Cold air intake



1
11.11%
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Okay I've done searches and compared, but I want to know from my fellow Evo owners... which is best a short ram intake or cold air intake for the Evo? vote and let me know your reasons please!
Thanks in advance guys/gals
Thanks in advance guys/gals
Cold Air Intake systems is not realistic, because the intercooler is gonna cool it down anyways. I am very happy with my A'PEXi intake: turbo spools faster, nice sounds, easy to install.
Originally posted by 1QWKEVO
man the whole air guide thing along with a drop in K&N filter kicks @$$.. My car helllllllllllla pulls after 5000
man the whole air guide thing along with a drop in K&N filter kicks @$$.. My car helllllllllllla pulls after 5000
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Originally posted by Dr. Fob
Cold Air Intake systems is not realistic, because the intercooler is gonna cool it down anyways. I am very happy with my A'PEXi intake: turbo spools faster, nice sounds, easy to install.
Cold Air Intake systems is not realistic, because the intercooler is gonna cool it down anyways. I am very happy with my A'PEXi intake: turbo spools faster, nice sounds, easy to install.
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Originally posted by 93civEJ1
Easy to Install???? haha, that is BS!! i had so many cus words coming out of my mouth putting that thing in. It just takes patience.
Easy to Install???? haha, that is BS!! i had so many cus words coming out of my mouth putting that thing in. It just takes patience.
Hey option2, pardon my ignorance, I know the heat shield is to ensure that the intake does not suck in the hot air in the engine bay which is due to the heat from the engine. But it looks restrictive in getting an air at all!!! Have you tried driving the car with the heat shield on and off to test its effectiveness?
Originally posted by dansplace
Hey option2, pardon my ignorance, I know the heat shield is to ensure that the intake does not suck in the hot air in the engine bay which is due to the heat from the engine. But it looks restrictive in getting an air at all!!! Have you tried driving the car with the heat shield on and off to test its effectiveness?
Hey option2, pardon my ignorance, I know the heat shield is to ensure that the intake does not suck in the hot air in the engine bay which is due to the heat from the engine. But it looks restrictive in getting an air at all!!! Have you tried driving the car with the heat shield on and off to test its effectiveness?
Originally posted by 93civEJ1
Easy to Install???? haha, that is BS!! i had so many cus words coming out of my mouth putting that thing in. It just takes patience.
Easy to Install???? haha, that is BS!! i had so many cus words coming out of my mouth putting that thing in. It just takes patience.



