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LeonBRZ 11-30-2014 08:38 AM

Intake upgrades downgrades
 
Since here in Canada we have the 2 extreme wheather, I guess it's good to hear and tell knowledge about what everything goes around our car.
:thanks::party0030::D:burnrubber:

LeonBRZ 11-30-2014 08:46 AM

First off, because of the 2 extreme weather that we have here, we need summer and winter tires (if driving on winter), then I research about the Air intake system as well that it's better to change it back into stock on winter because it's more safer for the engine to do that, perhaps I didn't finish the article and not really sure why, but I guess it has got to do with getting too cold specially when it gets -40 below.

FRSNewb 11-30-2014 11:20 AM

I feel for you living in Winter-peg

pushrod 11-30-2014 12:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LeonBRZ (Post 2039098)
First off, because of the 2 extreme weather that we have here, we need summer and winter tires (if driving on winter), then I research about the Air intake system as well that it's better to change it back into stock on winter because it's more safer for the engine to do that, perhaps I didn't finish the article and not really sure why, but I guess it has got to do with getting too cold specially when it gets -40 below.

Of course. If cold air intakes worked 365 days a year, cars would come stock with them.

LeonBRZ 11-30-2014 01:16 PM

lmfao
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by pushrod (Post 2039208)
Of course. If cold air intakes worked 365 days a year, cars would come stock with them.


:offtopic:
anyways thanks for commenting.
if you didn't understand, try reading again...lol
maybe you're thinking I don't know that it comes with stocks?...lol


now i want to get rid of the annoying fake sound, the sound generated from the intake thru the front passenger's seat...I just recently read some thread about it and wondering where I can find the same size plastic or rubber that would fit to plug the hole in the front passenger's side hole for the sound gen here in canada and might as well if any Peggers here who can share their secrets :)

:mad0260::mad0259: ever since i thought it was sounding good from outside but it was faked from the inside,because of that sound, he's making me push the throttle further till I hear the rattlin sound, thought that it would be heard outside to be noticed but I guess it doesn't...i like the sound really! what pisses me off is that its not for real!!...and a big bitch knowing that they would hear that ourside but nah!?!...if you know what I'm saying guys...

SLVRSRFR 11-30-2014 02:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LeonBRZ (Post 2039234)
:offtopic:
anyways thanks for commenting.
if you didn't understand, try reading again...lol
maybe you're thinking I don't know that it comes with stocks?...lol


now i want to get rid of the annoying fake sound, the sound generated from the intake thru the front passenger's seat...I just recently read some thread about it and wondering where I can find the same size plastic or rubber that would fit to plug the hole in the front passenger's side hole for the sound gen here in canada and might as well if any Peggers here who can share their secrets :)

:mad0260::mad0259: ever since i thought it was sounding good from outside but it was faked from the inside,because of that sound, he's making me push the throttle further till I hear the rattlin sound, thought that it would be heard outside to be noticed but I guess it doesn't...i like the sound really! what pisses me off is that its not for real!!...and a big bitch knowing that they would hear that ourside but nah!?!...if you know what I'm saying guys...

There's an easy, FREE fix for this mod so you don't have to go running around a bunch of hardware stores trying to find the right size plug.

Inside your glove-box, somewhere near the back, is another 12V power outlet. There is a cap that goes over this outlet. The cap is removable and is not on a "hinge" like the one in your centre console.

Simply remove this cap, and use it to plug the "sound" hole in your passenger foot-well. It should fit perfectly.

And you're done! Easy, free, and gets rid of the annoying fake "buzz" inside the car. I like the sound of my car, but I agree that it was kind of a cheesy thing for them to do (pipe more sound into the interior through a tube). I think it sounds a lot nicer without it.

Good luck and hope this helps.

Apoc 11-30-2014 03:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LeonBRZ (Post 2039098)
First off, because of the 2 extreme weather that we have here, we need summer and winter tires (if driving on winter), then I research about the Air intake system as well that it's better to change it back into stock on winter because it's more safer for the engine to do that, perhaps I didn't finish the article and not really sure why, but I guess it has got to do with getting too cold specially when it gets -40 below.

Most aftermarket cold air intakes for the FR-S aren't pulling in air any differently than the stock intake. Our stock intake throttle body is also heated by a feed from the coolant system to help prevent freezing. Any problems from extremely cold weather will affect the stock intake just as much.

LeonBRZ 11-30-2014 05:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FRSNewb (Post 2039164)
I feel for you living in Winter-peg

Quote:

Originally Posted by Apoc (Post 2039328)
Most aftermarket cold air intakes for the FR-S aren't pulling in air any differently than the stock intake. Our stock intake throttle body is also heated by a feed from the coolant system to help prevent freezing. Any problems from extremely cold weather will affect the stock intake just as much.

Quote:

Originally Posted by SLVRSRFR (Post 2039288)
There's an easy, FREE fix for this mod so you don't have to go running around a bunch of hardware stores trying to find the right size plug.

Inside your glove-box, somewhere near the back, is another 12V power outlet. There is a cap that goes over this outlet. The cap is removable and is not on a "hinge" like the one in your centre console.

Simply remove this cap, and use it to plug the "sound" hole in your passenger foot-well. It should fit perfectly.

And you're done! Easy, free, and gets rid of the annoying fake "buzz" inside the car. I like the sound of my car, but I agree that it was kind of a cheesy thing for them to do (pipe more sound into the interior through a tube). I think it sounds a lot nicer without it.

Good luck and hope this helps.


thanks for the info!..
but then i checked the glove box and it doesnt have the 12v power outlet, insted theres only a usb outlet...anyways i'll figure it out since i'm working in a assembly line of a tractor company, I might find something useful there...

LeonBRZ 11-30-2014 05:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SLVRSRFR (Post 2039288)
There's an easy, FREE fix for this mod so you don't have to go running around a bunch of hardware stores trying to find the right size plug.

Inside your glove-box, somewhere near the back, is another 12V power outlet. There is a cap that goes over this outlet. The cap is removable and is not on a "hinge" like the one in your centre console.

Simply remove this cap, and use it to plug the "sound" hole in your passenger foot-well. It should fit perfectly.

And you're done! Easy, free, and gets rid of the annoying fake "buzz" inside the car. I like the sound of my car, but I agree that it was kind of a cheesy thing for them to do (pipe more sound into the interior through a tube). I think it sounds a lot nicer without it.

Good luck and hope this helps.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Apoc (Post 2039328)
Most aftermarket cold air intakes for the FR-S aren't pulling in air any differently than the stock intake. Our stock intake throttle body is also heated by a feed from the coolant system to help prevent freezing. Any problems from extremely cold weather will affect the stock intake just as much.

thank you:thanks::thanks:

LeonBRZ 11-30-2014 06:16 PM

In need for suggestion guys, I'm just wondering if I'm gonn upgrade to something new what would be the best cold air intake should i choose?. 1st choice is Air Raid intake system since it's like the cheapest yet simple install, but I like the looks of the greddy and skunk2 style...
or the TRD intake system just because it looks a little bit better than stock..having to choose from those options is like picking an apple from a pile of fresh ones...
and one more thing, Is it ok to just take the line off and just plug it off, what would be the consequence of deleting this option and would there be positive or negative effects to the performance of the car?

AznKirby 11-30-2014 06:55 PM

:bellyroll::bellyroll:
This is awesome

Bobblehead 11-30-2014 07:10 PM

Google will do you wonders. Start there.

To be frank, our cars do not need, nor benefit from cold air intakes. I'll let the sink in as whatever food you have in your mouth lands in your lap.

If you absolutely MUST buy an intake, get the Grimmspeed intake. Its on groupbuy right now and has went through a lot if R&D.

D_Thissen 12-11-2014 04:29 PM

Just buy a drop in K&N filter. Cheap and simple and probably has the same gains as a CAI.

LeonBRZ 12-16-2014 01:54 AM

I got the panel filter and inlet hose from perrin and deleted the sound gen, and i could say I'm amazingly satisfied with the result and also installed my 3" cat-back from perrin as well and turned out to be astonishingly awesome.


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