installing fabspeed cai questions
installing fabspeed cai questions
I recently purchased a fabspeed cai. tonight while attempting to install I bumped into an unknown situation. upon lifting the airbox I identified the air flow sensor as well as what appears to be a link cable and also some vaccuum lines. not sure what to do. I took a pic. ... its not the best but you can see what I'm talking about. does anyone know what I do lol?
car is a 2007 Porsche 911 c4s
thanks
car is a 2007 Porsche 911 c4s
thanks
haha I know. I swear its not usually that bad. very very very dusty where I live this time of year
I made it sound worse than it is. windy in saskatchewan and until they get the road sweepers out its like blowing dust some days. id say they have 90% of moose jaw done now.
If its so dusty out there you will be one of those sweepers with the CAI sucking in the ooo sooo fresh dust! Keep your stock box
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I am really curious why people think that the stock air box is any better with regard to dust. If there is dust in the air, don't you think it will be sucked into the air box the same way? If you drive on dirt roads maybe a small amount of dust would enter from the bottom but I don't see this being very significant.
The description for these intakes is a lousy one (Cold Air Intake) but I don't really see any difference with regard to dust. It is debatable whether the air that is pulling into the engine is warmer, i.e. when at very low speeds or stopped, but the dust is the same. If it is in the air then it will get pulled in and, hopefully, stopped by the filter element.
If you like the stock air box, I am not trying to convince you to put something else on the car -- just saying!
The description for these intakes is a lousy one (Cold Air Intake) but I don't really see any difference with regard to dust. It is debatable whether the air that is pulling into the engine is warmer, i.e. when at very low speeds or stopped, but the dust is the same. If it is in the air then it will get pulled in and, hopefully, stopped by the filter element.
If you like the stock air box, I am not trying to convince you to put something else on the car -- just saying!
Why? In my opinion, almost all of the air will enter thru the deck lid and be pulled into the intake. I don't understand why people think it would be a lot worse.
Looking at the two air boxes one can see why the exposed cone would "see" more dust. There is more air space open to breath in the dust. The factory box will only allow dust through the deck lid, because its sealed from the engine bay.
If I had that much dust..I would stay with factory box.
If I had that much dust..I would stay with factory box.
Looking at the two air boxes one can see why the exposed cone would "see" more dust. There is more air space open to breath in the dust. The factory box will only allow dust through the deck lid, because its sealed from the engine bay.
If I had that much dust..I would stay with factory box.
If I had that much dust..I would stay with factory box.



