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trexx0411 07-30-2015 09:34 PM

intake systems
 
Looking into intake systems, any recommendations?

I was looking at this one

Corsa® 185206 - PowerCore Closed Box Air Intake System
http://www.carid.com/corsa-exhaust/p...pn-185206.html

any thoughts?

Impureclient 07-30-2015 09:36 PM

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Bergen23 07-30-2015 09:52 PM

And while you're at it, use google, put in "Site:ft86club.com intake" and use your mind brain to search the countless topics already made.

If you don't find an answer to your question, put it into the appropriate subforum, such as this one

Sigh-on-Rice 07-30-2015 10:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bergen23 (Post 2341265)
use google, put in "Site:ft86club.com intake"

Just FYI for OP. The "S" of the "Site" above needs to be lower case "s" for it to work. It's supposed to be "site:ft86club.com intake".

Piper606 07-30-2015 11:05 PM

I have airaid.
it's got great reviews all over, its inexpensive and easy to install.
you can purchase it on carID

WhiteFRS69 07-31-2015 12:19 AM

intakes for our cars are really just for looks


but if you want to go that route
the Grimmspeed Intake is probably my favoirte
Mishimoto is another intake

but for the most part, just buy a drop in filter and call it a day

humfrz 07-31-2015 02:12 AM

I agree with WhiteFRS69 ....... just drop in a free-er flowing filter (like K&N) and call it good .....:)


humfrz

trexx0411 07-31-2015 08:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bergen23 (Post 2341265)
And while you're at it, use google, put in "Site:ft86club.com intake" and use your mind brain to search the countless topics already made.

If you don't find an answer to your question, put it into the appropriate subforum, such as this one

thanks for the tip

aynickay 08-03-2015 09:07 PM

I ran a drop in K&N filter at first. Seemed a noticeable difference just from that. Switched to an Injen intake and honestly its not much of a difference from the drop in.

raven1231 08-03-2015 09:49 PM

No filter gives the most gains. Doesn't get any free-er flowing than that

BobbyDee 08-04-2015 03:14 PM

I currently have the GReddy Intake, looks factory, but it's really a fancy airbox if you don't tune it. I would agree with a K&N drop in filter. If you have the money, an intake system to me just adds cool noises :)

MisterSheep 08-04-2015 03:38 PM

:search:

In all seriousness you'll find that drop in with new intake tube is the best bet for intakes on the 86 platform.

stevesnj 08-04-2015 05:43 PM

Seems like an intake would not be very beneficial. The more air volume that enters the intake more fuel will be needed. Pressurized cooler denser air would be noticeable rather than more volume of air entering.Would be interesting just for someone to make a device to increase air pressure without using a turbo or SC.

Tcoat 08-04-2015 06:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stevesnj (Post 2345991)
Seems like an intake would not be very beneficial. The more air volume that enters the intake more fuel will be needed. Pressurized cooler denser air would be noticeable rather than more volume of air entering.Would be interesting just for someone to make a device to increase air pressure without using a turbo or SC.


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