[ztriumph]

I am thinking about installing an aftermarket intake, but recently i read on a post that the stock intake actually has a "ram air" setup and could even be better then aftermarket. also, i read that you have to do some other mods in order to put in a new intake. is this right?

 

[94mx-6]

No none of it is true. An aftermarket intake will help, but don't expect huge gains though. Do a search and you can find all kinds of info and everyone's oppinion of which one they like.

 

[Mx64u2catch]

the car does come with a cold ir intake but your best bet is to get one all the way to the bottom, that will be the best gian in power for you, usually exhaust and intake go 2gether

 

[wal92tt]

If you just throw on an after market intake/cone filter that sits in the engine bay, then all you'll acheive is loss in power due to the hot air being ingested and a dull growl sound when ever you accelerate.
Those are my thoughts and opinions from experience and checking around.

 

[MX-6 BOY jr]

If you just throw on an after market intake/cone filter that sits in the engine bay, then all you'll acheive is loss in power due to the hot air being ingested and a dull growl sound when ever you accelerate.
Those are my thoughts and opinions from experience and checking around. [/QUOTE\
you are corect. That is why the majority have cold air intakes, either by making our own, or buying a hot shot or rpm. IF you would like to have instructions as to how to maek your own cold air intake for $50, email me at [email protected]