cold air intake?
hey i got a ?
i wanna put a cold air intake in my rx8 but im not looking to spend $300
is there anyway i could find something cheaper or do i always have to have that sensor plugged in
could someone plz help me with some advice?
i wanna put a cold air intake in my rx8 but im not looking to spend $300
is there anyway i could find something cheaper or do i always have to have that sensor plugged in
could someone plz help me with some advice?
And FYI, the stock setup is already a cold air intake. As you are doing your research, ask yourself what you are looking to get in return on the investment, and then research some more.
Are you talking about the mass air flow sensor?
If so thats just held on by some screws. Aftermarket intakes have slots for you to put it back on. So you just take it off the oem intake and switch it over to the new one.
If so thats just held on by some screws. Aftermarket intakes have slots for you to put it back on. So you just take it off the oem intake and switch it over to the new one.
Wala, for under 10.00 bucks.. for a few bucks more, just throw alittle dry ice in the air box and there you have it. I dont know why didnt come up with this. absolutely high-end concept.

What exactly are you looking to get out of this investment?
Why is it so hard to get a straight answer in this forum.
Way to go guys.
Why not be nice to the noobies?
It's a great question!
And Brettus I expect more from you, especially after all the great products I've purchased from you
--edit--
And don't go on about the post being in the wrong sub forum ... how the hell is a poor noob suppose to know, huh! HOW!?
Way to go guys.
Why not be nice to the noobies?
It's a great question!
And Brettus I expect more from you, especially after all the great products I've purchased from you
--edit--
And don't go on about the post being in the wrong sub forum ... how the hell is a poor noob suppose to know, huh! HOW!?
Last edited by wcs; Jan 19, 2012 at 12:33 PM.
Bro, bro, I got you.

To give you a straight answer: if you can't afford to do a mod right, then don't do it at all. The '8's stock intake is already optimized so if you can't dish out the money to replace it with a reputable brand (although you still might actually lose power) then just stick with stock. Save your money for repairs and maintenance.

To give you a straight answer: if you can't afford to do a mod right, then don't do it at all. The '8's stock intake is already optimized so if you can't dish out the money to replace it with a reputable brand (although you still might actually lose power) then just stick with stock. Save your money for repairs and maintenance.
Last edited by sjschutz; Jan 19, 2012 at 03:14 PM.
Why is it so hard to get a straight answer in this forum.
Way to go guys.
Why not be nice to the noobies?
It's a great question!
And Brettus I expect more from you, especially after all the great products I've purchased from you
--edit--
And don't go on about the post being in the wrong sub forum ... how the hell is a poor noob suppose to know, huh! HOW!?
Way to go guys.
Why not be nice to the noobies?
It's a great question!
And Brettus I expect more from you, especially after all the great products I've purchased from you
--edit--
And don't go on about the post being in the wrong sub forum ... how the hell is a poor noob suppose to know, huh! HOW!?
Way to go wcs.

Anyway, treating new members like these will just encourage them not to post stupid threads again...lol
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