Cold Air Intake
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Cold Air Intake
hey guys i did a search but dident find what i was looking for. my 91 xj is completley stock but hope to change that very soon. anyways ive been thinking about changing it to a cold air intake. So my question is, what should i get that will work the best and give me the most bang for my buck. also for wheeling is there a down side to having a cold air intake? thanks for looking guys. Jesse
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My vote is make a cowl cold air intake using the stock air box. Cheap cold air and it puts the intake up higher to avoid water
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My vote is make a cowl cold air intake using the stock air box. Cheap cold air and it puts the intake up higher to avoid water
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ok thanks ill look it up there. ive seen pics of the cowl but what makes it a cold air? or how do you mod the stock airbox for it?
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There is also a sensor and stock airbox mod for as much gain as a cold air intake. All it really costs is the price of a K&N filter. The sensor mod tricks the ECU into thinking there's cooler air coming into the motor.
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Originally Posted by mr white
So it just makes it run rich?
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Originally Posted by Jeepzjlover
I've got a cowl air intake but what's this sensor trick.
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If this is the case why wouldn't the factory have done this? It sounds good and reasonable but hmmm never heard of this one before?
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Originally Posted by Outlaw Star
Relocate the AIT (air intake tempature) sensor from the manifold to the airbox. Keeps it off the exhaust manifold heat and keeps it cleaner.
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The cold air all comes down to the density of the air. The hot air under the hood is no good. The cold part of cold air Intake, is all about getting cooler cleaner air. Thats why the factory always pulls air from a fender or front of the engine bay. You can gain more horse power from switching to fully synthetic oil.
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Originally Posted by 2k xj
The cold air all comes down to the density of the air. The hot air under the hood is no good. The cold part of cold air Intake, is all about getting cooler cleaner air. Thats why the factory always pulls air from a fender or front of the engine bay. You can gain more horse power from switching to fully synthetic oil.