CAI question

Its not gona hurt or help anything its up to you

Jinx102672 said:

I'm not looking to increase power with putting it back on. I was just wondering if it will help cool the engine bay down a bit or if the extra airflow over the filter will disturb any readings by the MAF.

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MAF is after the filter and the filter is the actual restriction.

Analogy: If you have a strainer (filter) and you pour ten gallons of water through it over 3 minutes, it will pass through and likely won't overflow. If you pour ten gallons through the strainer in one minute, you will overflow, but the net rate of flow (throug the strainer/filter) is the same in that minute.

Conclusion: Silencer on or off, the filter will be the final determinant in how much air reaches the MAF.

Jinx102672 said:

I'm not looking to increase power with putting it back on. I was just wondering if it will help cool the engine bay down a bit or if the extra airflow over the filter will disturb any readings by the MAF.

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only thing that will hurt the maf readings will be excess oil (if present) from the filter or if you modify the sampling tube deflector area of the maf. Which i learned real quick