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stlgrym3 11-06-2018 10:28 PM

Does a cold air intake going to improve on my current setup?
 
I currently have ACE 350 header with Delicious flex fuel kit and custom tuned by Delicious. Would adding a cold air intake add any power to this setup? If so what brand do you recommend? Do I need a tune revision if an intake is added?

sid94 11-06-2018 10:40 PM

The stock one with a drop in filter and a silicone hose is more then enough with the stock air box


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steve99 11-06-2018 10:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stlgrym3 (Post 3152870)
I currently have ACE 350 header with Delicious flex fuel kit and custom tuned by Delicious. Would adding a cold air intake add any power to this setup? If so what brand do you recommend? Do I need a tune revision if an intake is added?

the stock intake is pretty good for NA.
Very little to be gained if you put a drop in filter and intake tube on stock intake and maybe cut of snorkel. even this is only worth may 3 hp or so.

If you do get a complete intake you will need a tune revision as most will alter the MAF (mass air flow) sensor calibration.

If you have a 2017 or later car the intake requires nothing as its already got better filter and intake tube than the earlier models


Header tune and E85 is best you do NA

justinco 11-07-2018 12:59 AM

I'd stick with OEM if you are staying NA. I've never seen any real gains from a few different intakes on my cars.

PulsarBeeerz 11-07-2018 01:19 AM

Unless you are willing to fork out $2k for the Revolution Garage intake, the answer is no.

tyler_win_photo 11-07-2018 02:16 PM

With the amount of money you would have to drop for a new intake and a tune revision for maybe a couple whp gain you're better off putting it towards a boosted setup.

re-animator 11-07-2018 02:20 PM

Grimmspeed one has shown some gains, especially with an aftermarket tune to take advantage of the additional air.

You can "max out" the stock intake design by swapping the piping with a smoother metal or silicon pipe and either modify the snorkel or replace with an HKS or Greddy snorkel (will require you to remove the bumper). Add a cloth or foam drop in filter as well.

On a stockish tune either approach is worth about +5-7whp

8RZ 11-07-2018 02:31 PM

Save your money on tires.


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