Cold Air Intake Kit
10-24-2006, 09:38 PM
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Cold Air Intake Kit
Hi all,
How makes the best quality and most complete bolt on COLD AIR INTAKE KIT for a standard 3.6 engine without any other mods - any help appreciated.
Cheers, Mark
How makes the best quality and most complete bolt on COLD AIR INTAKE KIT for a standard 3.6 engine without any other mods - any help appreciated.
Cheers, Mark
10-25-2006, 09:16 AM
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Tinwan... I think K&N is generally regarded as the best kit though I'm sure there are others. I have one on mine. If it's just cold air you are after than the stock system should be okay. If you are looking for increased airflow then K&N is probably what you want. It certainly sounds great when you stomp on the pedal! 
Before switching you may want to read some of the threads posted here. There seems to be some debate about K&N letting more grit into the intake, therefore into the cylinders. There is also the worry about over-oiling the filter and gumming up your AFM. I've been considering switching back to the stock airbox and filter.
You should be able to pick up a K&N cold air intake kit for under $300. I think I saw one advertised in one of the Porsche mags for $249 USD.
Before switching you may want to read some of the threads posted here. There seems to be some debate about K&N letting more grit into the intake, therefore into the cylinders. There is also the worry about over-oiling the filter and gumming up your AFM. I've been considering switching back to the stock airbox and filter.
You should be able to pick up a K&N cold air intake kit for under $300. I think I saw one advertised in one of the Porsche mags for $249 USD.
