BFI versus Injen cold intake
09-13-09, 10:36 AM
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BFI versus Injen cold intake
I've got a stock 96 SC300 and want to upgrade some things. Its my dd. Am looking for a few opinions since I'm torn between building the BFI modification using stock airbox or removing stock air intake and installing an Injen air intake.
09-13-09, 10:39 AM
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09-13-09, 11:24 AM
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the intake tube of the Injen is metal...and that could heat up after 10 or so minutes of driving. Resulting in you sucking hot air into the engine
09-13-09, 12:31 PM
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The injen is like the SRT which is made of a different type of material that resists heat containment by quickly dissipating heat, as well it is designed to reduce turbulence. That's why porting and polishing heads works so well, reduce drag and turbulence, increase power.
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09-13-09, 12:50 PM
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i say drop in filters but... on the other hand and SAI is good too just for flow unlike stock intake tube with all the restictions.
choose what you wanna do,stock is good for sleeper look???
choose what you wanna do,stock is good for sleeper look???
09-13-09, 01:00 PM
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I made mine from left over intercooler pipe and stuck a k&n cone filter in the factory air box to get fresh air insted of hot engine bay heat!I will post a picture of how it looks when I get home.
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My car is ****ed I lent it to my roommate so he could go to walmart and as he was cutting across the parking lot he hit a concrete pole 
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