Cam on stock airbox/Filter
 

:eek: Ok, I think I need to step up to something that allows more airflow. I cut the entire front off my airbox...so its just the filter down inside the wheel well. With my old setup I noticed a big difference... It was pulling much more air into the engine. Earlier I started the car and noticed this F-16 like sucking noise. I realized that a stock filter cant properly feed this cam...

Would I be able to use a K&N Drop in and have good results? or with a CAI kit be that much better than just the drop in?? :confused: Thanks guys.

Re: Cam on stock airbox/Filter
 

CAI, or for cheap, 4" sewer pipe witha K&N Cone on the end

Re: Cam on stock airbox/Filter
 

:thumb:

Re: Cam on stock airbox/Filter
 

Thanks for the tip :)

Re: Cam on stock airbox/Filter
 

that is awesome, but come one, spend the money and at least make it look nice.

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LOL, honestly Ill probably pick up a 125 used morroso cai or something.

Re: Cam on stock airbox/Filter
 

Would say, a 3" pipe work, or do you guys think that would be too small? I'm beginning to wonder if my homeade CAI with 3" Exhaust turndown (polished) from an autozone cone air filter may not be letting in enough air? I also have the constant sucking sound, especially when I shut it off, I get a woosh. I don't plan on buying a CAI because I plan on upgrading to RamAir in the spring.

Re: Cam on stock airbox/Filter
 

I just dont think the cheap/stock(autozone for example) air filter lets in enough air. At Oreillys here in town they had a display with two filters. One was a stock replacement the other was a K&N drop in. It sucked air thru the filter and push a lightweight ping pong ball in the air.

The K&N would push the ball way up to the top..and the drop in filter wouldnt even move the ball an inch.

This is the machien im talking about
http://12.217.21.69/k&ndemo.jpg