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Bolt on 5.0

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Who makes a cold air kit that is not chrome. My under hood is all silver and I dont like the bbk and mac intakes. Any one know who makes a nice silver one. Also I dont want a fenderwell kit.

 

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Check out ebay... there's a ton of them. Plus it's really easy to spray paint a plastic CAI to whatever color you want

 

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Just sandblast the chrome off and paint it

 

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pjb I guess if I find one used for cheap. But I would rather spend the cash and get a nice painted one. Funny I just picked up a '06 elantra for the daily driver, nice little car.

 

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didn't you post this yesterday....

 

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wait, you know what i mean lol

 

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Don't get a CAI that locates the air filter in the engine compartment. They will often cause a surging idle. Besides that, they suck up hot air from the engine. The stock setup is surprisingly effective as a CAI. Spend your $$$ on some traction mods or subframes.

 

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Anderson makes a nice CAI. Its the only one id ever buy.

http://www.andersonfordmotorsport.com/

 

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Bolt on 5.0 said:

pjb I guess if I find one used for cheap. But I would rather spend the cash and get a nice painted one. Funny I just picked up a '06 elantra for the daily driver, nice little car.

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I bought mine new last May and now it has over 29k and it hasnt been back to the dealer once for warranty repairs. Im still on the original brakes and even wiper blades. Its been a great car so far and hopefully it will continue to be. It gets double the gas mileage of my Mustang.

 

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jrichker said:

Don't get a CAI that locates the air filter in the engine compartment. They will often cause a surging idle. Besides that, they suck up hot air from the engine. The stock setup is surprisingly effective as a CAI. Spend your $$$ on some traction mods or subframes.

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so with the anderson pipe the maf is located in the fenderwell?

 

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yeh i must have double posted this one. Damn computer. Or maybe the retard behind it