Intake fan?
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Intake fan?
Alright first off, i did search, couldn't find anything about it.
Second, not even sure if this should be in forced induction or general, but i have a 2.2 so what the hell...
http://www.advancedjdmparts.com/prod...roductid=17563
I've always heard about them but never actually thought they were highly advertised.
Has anyone ever used them?
Are they worth the money?
are they bullsh**?
just curious to see peoples responses...
and any mod, feel free to move this thread, I wasn't exactly sure where to put this.
Second, not even sure if this should be in forced induction or general, but i have a 2.2 so what the hell...
http://www.advancedjdmparts.com/prod...roductid=17563
I've always heard about them but never actually thought they were highly advertised.
Has anyone ever used them?
Are they worth the money?
are they bullsh**?
just curious to see peoples responses...
and any mod, feel free to move this thread, I wasn't exactly sure where to put this.
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umm my exhaust intake and manifold increased my mileage, when im driving right. and it sure as hell boosted the hp.....soooo what you talking bout? but yes part = crap . its just like the tornado thing, lil piece of metal that you bend into a fan like shape...GARBAGE. you should get an electric Supercharger
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What confuses me though...is that K&N actually sells the tornado???? Not only that, they sell it in local auto parts stores??? Do you think there's a slight posibility that it reall works maybe on the gas mileage or something?
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really i did not know that....hmmmm
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wasnt aware that K&N made one, i had a knock off for my old sonoma...it was garbage and i wouldnt see why any other brand would make it better. K&N makes great filters but cmon....putting something in your intake only slows air down...get a TB spacer that would prolly net a better gain.
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wasnt aware that K&N made one, i had a knock off for my old sonoma...it was garbage and i wouldnt see why any other brand would make it better. K&N makes great filters but cmon....putting something in your intake only slows air down...get a TB spacer that would prolly net a better gain.
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I don't know what a throttle body spacer is, so flame suit on, but my educated guess is that it goes in the general area of the intake probably a little bit lower. However, the balt has a low clearance already under the hood so if my guess is right would a TBspacer even be possible?
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I don't know what a throttle body spacer is, so flame suit on, but my educated guess is that it goes in the general area of the intake probably a little bit lower. However, the balt has a low clearance already under the hood so if my guess is right would a TBspacer even be possible?
but i dont think ive ever seen one thats 1.5 inches b4
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yeh and by the way my ebay CAI looks under the hood, i dont think a spacer would fit. it would bring the rubber 90 sleeve up to high i think but id have to go outside and measure....TOO COLD
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