Just put a scoop on the side of the bumper where you plan or routing the pipe. Why restrict it when you can pull air straight from your grill?
Just put a scoop on the side of the bumper where you plan or routing the pipe. Why restrict it when you can pull air straight from your grill?
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2008 Aveo5 SV
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now iv been wanting to run a cai to where my fog light is, but what do i need to keep water form going into my motor?
AEM air bypass valve and a hack saw
2006 Chevrolet Aveo a.k.a. Holden Barina – SOLD
2008 Chevrolet Cobalt SS/TC - SOLD
thanks, now i live in snow country so it should be fine right?
depending on how cold it gets, you will be fine, i noticed at below 20 degrees F, warm ups took forever, and the fuel mileage went down in city driving..
Hmm, I might have to trip up a piece of pipe for a short ram in the winter. . . I will be expecting some cold driving.
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ok , i was thinking on just keep my shrot intake for winter and just use that for sumer fall and sprng, how much doesthe AEM air bypass valve cost
Yo! Sorry I've neglected to update here... got REALLY busy with other business, and put car mods on hold for a bit! I spent the last couple days playing with another setup... I got the GAProjects guide to a DIY supercharger... concept similar to the Thomas Knight one (that seems to work, but costs 2 grand ) Before fabricating the whole thing, I borrowed some more ideas; mainly, the fact that running double the voltage through a fan motor doubles (or at least significantly increases) the speed. So, I learned the basics of electricity (GAProjects supercharger guide came with a 12 page "basics of electricity" e-book-thingy. I took the fan, made my own battery pack out of PVC pipe, put a switch, that along with the battery pack, is now in the car. 4-D batteries instead of 2 make for 6 volts instead of 3... (working up to 24, maybe 36. ; ) The little fan would now spin itself on the floor from the initial torque. Still not a lot of power, but efficiently placed with the same bowl setup, but STRAIGHT on the end of the filter... a smaller filter, so that the forced air has less chance to escape out the sides. The results: Better than expected, again! Is it a BAD thing when your rpm gauge skips? I always watch my rpms, and have never seen it skip before. I had a bunch of stuff to do, and didn't get a chance to test it a lot after getting it on today; the best I could do was an area where it was 50 mph between all my other stops, but in this ONE chance I had to GUN it, I probably went from 35 to 50+ in a WAY SHORT time, (maybe 1.5 seconds? seemed twice as fast as before). And I watched as my rpm gauge jumped like 500 rpms. ? What's up with that? I know the airflow is increased-basically it simulates a high-speed RAM scoop at low speeds. i have just been into car tuning for about a year, so I'm still a newbie. BUT! I can't wait to take this on some of the 60 & 75 mph highways for further testing! Oh, and Daug: That's where the scoop is; the concept I was thinking about but abandoned was kinda like getting 2 scoops into the same area-the filter. And Josh: About $30. Picture coming up...
Mini-Charger V. 3.0
I feel as though the weight of all those D batteries is hindering your maximum performance gains