NEW Cold Air Intake for CLK 55 / 430
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NEW Cold Air Intake for CLK 55 / 430
Found the following (see pics) for sale.
Anyone using this? Will these rob power? I can't how far it goes in front of the cold air inlets with the tubes removed.
Also, do you remove the air box filters if running this setup?
Anyone using this? Will these rob power? I can't how far it goes in front of the cold air inlets with the tubes removed.
Also, do you remove the air box filters if running this setup?
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As long as you suck air in from the engine compartment....it will never be cold air.
Those intake filters need to be isolated by something that will block the hot air...the sound they will make when you floor it is cool but you will be sucking in hot air.
Those intake filters need to be isolated by something that will block the hot air...the sound they will make when you floor it is cool but you will be sucking in hot air.
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agreed....thats what I have b4 but instead of buying I customed it by myself..anyways thats not recommended it..
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You will definitely need to design a heat shield, fan wash shield.
The turbulent air combined with the engine eat will definitely bog down any performances you gain.
The turbulent air combined with the engine eat will definitely bog down any performances you gain.
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good question. da_guitarist. I didn't think about water at the first time install it. And then my friend asked me, i checked, but figur out: HEck, what different does it make when it stays behind the grill?