Difference b/w air intake and cold air intake

[car_bus2008]

can any one elaborate these two two things

and my question is that can it be installed on cng civic D16B will there be any change in performance of car .
Does it will consume more fuel or give good milage with less fuel consumption....(A)

[iLLDuDe786]

both provide extra air to your car....
your performance will be increased, but so will your consumption..

dont use it on a family car.

[Spider007]

The main benefit of a cold air intake is the power increase. A cold air intake can also make your engine sound better and amplify the intake sound.

One problem with cold air intakes is that they potentially do not filter the incoming air as well as a stock intake. The increased dust and particles getting into the engine could potentially cause problems.

[rizi_85]

Just my two cents.

If you see the details of air intake systems in new cars, you can see that the air going to the intake manifold is actually coming from outside the engine bay. At least in new corolla this is the case. So you can say that cold air is flowing to intake manifold in the stock system.

According to me, the only difference in so called CAIs is that the volume of air is increased. More air can flow through them.

I have one more doubt. Generally after market intake system have metal pipes (hoses) and stock intake systems have rubber pipes. I think metal pipes get more heated inside the engine bay than rubber pipe. If this is the case then isn't the air flowing through these metal hoses warmer? May be experts can answer this.

thanks,

[trinfryit]

k n air intake

The first bolt on starts under the cover

The great thing about cold air intake systems is that they are really easy to install and for the ease, their impact is awesome

[jz]

k n air intake

The great thing about cold air intake systems is that they are really easy to install and for the ease, their impact is awesome

+1 the purpose is to get good air inflow to allow the car to breathe properly

[jz]

Just my two cents.

If you see the details of air intake systems in new cars, you can see that the air going to the intake manifold is actually coming from outside the engine bay. At least in new corolla this is the case. So you can say that cold air is flowing to intake manifold in the stock system.

According to me, the only difference in so called CAIs is that the volume of air is increased. More air can flow through them.

I have one more doubt. Generally after market intake system have metal pipes (hoses) and stock intake systems have rubber pipes. I think metal pipes get more heated inside the engine bay than rubber pipe. If this is the case then isn't the air flowing through these metal hoses warmer? May be experts can answer this.

thanks,

true,thats y they are covered with heat shield wraps,metal pipes give smooth flow of air too.

[Nickelodeon]

Plz Tell me can i install Cold Intake in Carburetor Engine easily or not ...
i know this is old thread