Short ram Vs Cold Air
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Short ram Vs Cold Air
There has been much debate about what is better some say short ram is other say its cold air so wich is better over all? Thanx for clearing up
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For daily driving, Cold Air.
For racing, where you can get a good flow of air from outside the car to the intake, short ram.
For daily driving, a short ram intake won't help you because your headlight blocks a lot of air, and the engine bay temps rise higher than if the passenger side headlight was removed [as it is for most racing].
For racing, where you can get a good flow of air from outside the car to the intake, short ram.
For daily driving, a short ram intake won't help you because your headlight blocks a lot of air, and the engine bay temps rise higher than if the passenger side headlight was removed [as it is for most racing].
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Originally Posted by So.Cal_INTEGRA
You get better throttle response from Short Ram, but more HP from a Cold Air.
Originally Posted by 1stGenCRXer
For daily driving, a short ram intake won't help you because your headlight blocks a lot of air, and the engine bay temps rise higher than if the passenger side headlight was removed [as it is for most racing].
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My intuition tells me that if you are running a turbo, the benefits of a CAI are kind of negated so it would be a better idea to just go with a fairly short intake, is that correct?
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Originally Posted by bnuk
My intuition tells me that if you are running a turbo, the benefits of a CAI are kind of negated so it would be a better idea to just go with a fairly short intake, is that correct?
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Originally Posted by Snoopy
an intake isnt needed if you have a turbo
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