Old discussion, aftermarket cold air intake/CAI

[Jim]

Re: Old discussion, aftermarket cold air intake/CAI

Just a quick chime in for naturally aspirated...i have the APR carbonio in my 2.5, it made a difference all around. Throttle response, pep, fuel economy and mostly, noise.

[beeR32]

Re: Old discussion, aftermarket cold air intake/CAI

Just a quick chime in for naturally aspirated...i have the APR carbonio in my 2.5, it made a difference all around. Throttle response, pep, fuel economy and mostly, noise.

The carbonio intakes are definitely nice....except for the price. It' the same with forge intake$

The velocity stack and filter system are priced to sell. Won't look as nice but I don't often show off my engine bay anyway.

anyone know where to find this stuff locally?

[tirerub]

Re: Old discussion, aftermarket cold air intake/CAI

The velocity stacks look just fine in a bay when the other aspects are clean, I know Sean's bay looks good and I as well a couple others I know run them

[MechEngg]

Re: Old discussion, aftermarket cold air intake/CAI

Doesn't look horrendous at all, actually looks pretty good if you ask me...

[Thor]

Re: Old discussion, aftermarket cold air intake/CAI

I have the carbonio CAI for my 1.8 jetta and i notice a slight difference when going from it to just a pod. Its no much but a little. mainly sound though it makes the woosh all teenage guys want ahaha

[Natty54]

Re: Old discussion, aftermarket cold air intake/CAI

Just a quick chime in for naturally aspirated...i have the APR carbonio in my 2.5, it made a difference all around. Throttle response, pep, fuel economy and mostly, noise.

Sounds so good lol. Deff one of the best sounding IMO

[Lensdude]

Re: Old discussion, aftermarket cold air intake/CAI

Myth Busted! LOL

Not the most scientific methods, but entertaining.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCi2yo4UqPI