Official AIRAID Intake System Feedback, Pictures Thread

[mechaghost]

are the bogging issues related to the ecu relearning? any problems with auto?

[Ricepuddin]

Originally Posted by David@Airaid

Gentlemen -

Please don't forget to include a couple pictures of your Car along with the underhood shot so we can include them in our Facebook album.

Thanks,
David

Ill do a photo shoot this week and post the shots.

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[Plxdjake89]

Just for the heck of it

[Nazarite]

Originally Posted by mechaghost

are the bogging issues related to the ecu relearning? any problems with auto?

I wouldn't think it's the ecu relearning if @civicdrivr is still experiencing it after 450 miles...

[2forme]

The vanes are in the stock intake tubing right in front of the air flow sensor. I actually caught the bog in a log file, so I'm going to swap back to stock and do some comparison graphs. Honestly though, I think the air sensor is tuned to use the vanes, and intakes without them will have problems.

Stay tuned!!!!

[Sony]

Originally Posted by David@Airaid

Gentlemen -

Please don't forget to include a couple pictures of your Car along with the underhood shot so we can include them in our Facebook album.

Thanks,
David

The pic I took was just a quick pic I grabbed after installing with my camera phone.

The car needs a full wash and I will be busting out the Nikon D80 + Tripod after the car gets washed.

[mechaghost]

This is a deal breaker if it causes bogging.. I don't know if I want to install it anymore..

[AIRAID]

Originally Posted by mechaghost

This is a deal breaker if it causes bogging.. I don't know if I want to install it anymore..

Hello mechaghost,

The Intake by itself does not cause any "bogging". The issue seems to be related to car's with aftermarket tuning, and in that regard, it's the tune causing the issue, not the intake itself. The Intake has been Proven on a stock car, so if other "modifications" are causing a driveability issue, the other modifications needs to be looked at.

Thanks,
David

[Asphaltfrs1]

Originally Posted by Sony

I am completely stock other than the intake and I have not had this issue yet...

But do you notice you have to give it more throttle than before? I'm also stock, and it feels like the amount of throttle I've been giving it isn't enough.

[2forme]

Originally Posted by David@Airaid

Hello mechaghost,

The Intake by itself does not cause any "bogging". The issue seems to be related to car's with aftermarket tuning, and in that regard, it's the tune causing the issue, not the intake itself. The Intake has been Proven on a stock car, so if other "modifications" are causing a driveability issue, the other modifications needs to be looked at.

Thanks,
David

David, some people have posted bogging with 100% stock tunes.

Originally Posted by Asphaltfrs1

Yeah I'm stock. I agree with civicdrivr. That's exactly what I've noticed, maybe we just have to get use to it.

[AIRAID]

Originally Posted by 2forme

David, some people have posted bogging with 100% stock tunes.

Hello 2forme,

Interesting. That is not anything we experienced in our testing, nor any of the beta testers either.

A couple things to check would be:

1. make sure the battery has been disconnected so the computer can relearn. The car will need to be driven some miles for the computer to compensate for the new parameters.
2. Double check the installation to make sure all connections are snug and that the MAF sensor is mounted properly as well.

Thanks,
David

[Ricepuddin]

Originally Posted by David@Airaid

Gentlemen -

Please don't forget to include a couple pictures of your Car along with the underhood shot so we can include them in our Facebook album.

Thanks,
David

I you want to use this one, feel free until I can get something better

IMG_8818 by ricepuddin6, on Flickr

[AIRAID]

[QUOTE=Ricepuddin;398324]I you want to use this one, feel free until I can get something better

Hello Ricepuddin,

Perfect... Thank you!

Thanks,
David

[xclusive_brett]

I haven't noticed any issues...