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Limitz 05-25-2023 01:20 AM

Need help choosing an intake
 
I’m trying to get a cold air intake but is there any that does not require a tune ? And for those that do require a tune, can you tune it yourself with an open flash tablet ? I honestly just want to have intake noises tbh…. Right now I’m between the injen intake or the grimspeed

makinen 05-25-2023 01:34 AM

For the noise, chopping the snorkel is enough.

Bonburner 05-25-2023 02:44 AM

Good drop in filter and put the money into other things

Lantanafrs2 05-25-2023 05:49 AM

None of them require a tune but some of them will confuse the tune you have

new2subaru 05-25-2023 06:50 AM

You could splurge for a TRD. Can’t go wrong with OEM

tomm.brz 05-25-2023 06:51 AM

grimmspeed messes less with maf if you don t want to tune.. but in reality they all will mess with it and require a tune to have spot on afr

RToyo86 05-25-2023 08:54 AM

Inlet tube + high flow filter and call it a day.

NoHaveMSG 05-25-2023 10:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Limitz (Post 3582072)
I’m trying to get a cold air intake

The stock intake is a cold air intake.

Muskoka800 05-25-2023 10:54 AM

If ALL you want is sound you could update the Sound Generator.
TRD sell a 3-Pak but they seem pricy for what you get. I have seen used ones posted for sale on occasion.

cmiovino 05-25-2023 03:37 PM

I've played with intakes on various NA Subaru boxer engines over the years. I do get the sound you're chasing - basically an exposed cone filter. Which in short ram or "hot" intake variations are bad for power and can even lead to detonation in extreme heat instances. Cold air intakes I've seen suck up water and hydrolock engines in a few cases, plus the filter sometimes is too far away for the sound you want.

In either case, the cone filters generally need full intakes to work, which ALL should be tuned for because ALL vary the MAF scaling. Now, whether or not the ECU can adjust for any variances is how manufactures get away with saying "no tune needed" sometimes. The problem is all deviate away from the MAF scaling tables, some more than others.

As others have said, stock intake with a drop-in filter is the way to go. Retains the "cold air" aspect of the OEM intake, is cheap, and basically makes the most power. It's just not a restriction. If you want a fancy pipe, the Perrin intake tube is another cheap addition that doesn't require a tune as it's not changing the pre-MAF sensor flow or the housing the MAF sits in.

IMO, any sound changes you want should be done via the exhaust. Much safer this way.

Turdinator 05-25-2023 11:01 PM

If you want sound and not worried about dollar to performanec etc, the grimspeed one works well and if you leave the top cover off its loud.

Dirty Harry 05-26-2023 10:01 AM

The Mishimoto silicone induction hose isn’t a bad mod, you get slight gains. I’ve got one on my car, the main reason I got it was to clean up the engine bay and get rid of the sound tube.

https://www.mishimoto.com/engineerin...ent-completion

soundman98 05-26-2023 11:42 AM

I shortened the stock intake trumpet behind the front bumper. Gets a touch more 'growly'. My next try is going to be removing the resonator boxes.

blsfrs 05-27-2023 09:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by soundman98 (Post 3582221)
I shortened the stock intake trumpet behind the front bumper. Gets a touch more 'growly'. My next try is going to be removing the resonator boxes.

https://www.google.com/search?q=snor...id:GlEnNFmWpps


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