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Fabspeed Cold Air Intake -- Worth It

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Old 07-05-2018, 06:00 PM
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Here are the pics requested. I would take $500 plus shipping. Brand new was $795.
 
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Do these DIY/aftermarket intakes really provide "cold air"? Is the air colder than that provided with the factory intake? Is so, how much colder is it?

Are the DIY/aftermarket intakes and filters less restrictive? How do we know that the air flow is actually less restricted? And, how high do the engine RPMs have to be for less restricted air flow to make any difference? (At 6000 RPM the engine draws 4X as much air than it does at 1500 RPM. )

If the air temperature isn't significantly colder and the flow isn't significantly less restricted, then it comes down to "it looks cooler" and/or "it's easier to maintain", which might be sufficient justification.
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On my PPTS one intercooler hose is worn under the clamp... I would really like to replace both sides with aftermarket silicone ones,
or maybe with such pipes, but pipes will need silicone adapters anyway ...
Has anyone done or seen or maybe knows aftermarket replacement for these two hoses: 97011017371 & 97011017373 ?




 
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SAMCO does not make anything but I do know of this option:

https://www.fabspeed.com/porsche-970...ercooler-pipe/
 
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Old 03-13-2019, 01:33 AM
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I do know this option as well but I want to keep IPD plenum.
 
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I would buy the IPD over any CAI...
 
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