Is this a good intake?
ORIGINAL: Jestnomen
CAI are not a LOT better than stock if any at all. OEM audi airboxes flow well to begin with.
ORIGINAL: aaronamericahall
I think its worth it, it will be alot better than stock
I think its worth it, it will be alot better than stock
can i get any feedback on this intake here?
http://www.boostedtech.com/audi_02a4.asp
i am thinking about purchasing an intake
but i have no clue where to start from....
thank in advance.
http://www.boostedtech.com/audi_02a4.asp
i am thinking about purchasing an intake
but i have no clue where to start from....
thank in advance.
**Our cold-air intakes are designed for dry weather conditions only and should not be used in any wet climates or on any wet roads or highways. Failure to comply with this warning may cause water to be absorbed into the engine through the filter, causing serious damage to your motor. Boosted Technology, Inc. assumes no liability for damages to your motor due to water entering your engine through our cold-air intakes. -- boostedtech.com
-T
looks like someone bought this $29 pice of crap, and is standing there ground with this intake.
no matter how you look at it ,this thing is junk, It may however grab the eye of a honda owner because it is shiney.
I guess if you are looking for something flashey with no regard of quality then this is for you.
Just keep in mind you own an audi.
no matter how you look at it ,this thing is junk, It may however grab the eye of a honda owner because it is shiney.
I guess if you are looking for something flashey with no regard of quality then this is for you.
Just keep in mind you own an audi.
[quote]ORIGINAL: Transverse
Hmm...so..when it rains..don't drive?
Thats if you are using a Cold Air Intake with out the bypass valve, that intake you guys are looking at on ebay is a short ram intake. A Cold air intake is a intake that goes down to the bottom of the car usually towards the front bottom bumper which will suck in water with out the bypass valve since its so close to the ground
**Our cold-air intakes are designed for dry weather conditions only and should not be used in any wet climates or on any wet roads or highways. Failure to comply with this warning may cause water to be absorbed into the engine through the filter, causing serious damage to your motor. Boosted Technology, Inc. assumes no liability for damages to your motor due to water entering your engine through our cold-air intakes. -- boostedtech.com
Thats if you are using a Cold Air Intake with out the bypass valve, that intake you guys are looking at on ebay is a short ram intake. A Cold air intake is a intake that goes down to the bottom of the car usually towards the front bottom bumper which will suck in water with out the bypass valve since its so close to the ground
ORIGINAL: jhchow
can i get any feedback on this intake here?
http://www.boostedtech.com/audi_02a4.asp
i am thinking about purchasing an intake
but i have no clue where to start from....
thank in advance.
can i get any feedback on this intake here?
http://www.boostedtech.com/audi_02a4.asp
i am thinking about purchasing an intake
but i have no clue where to start from....
thank in advance.
thats nice they even have a dyno compared to stock with a K&N fiter. I rest my case
What is the difference between this CAI (Evo) and this one from above (actually this one and i might put on a heat shiled this one?
On the bootom one they have a housing over the air intake (where it enters the engine) that says V6. Where can i get one of those if i buy this?
On the bootom one they have a housing over the air intake (where it enters the engine) that says V6. Where can i get one of those if i buy this?


