CAI vent?

[a5ylum5150]

FRONT MOUNT INTAKES = KOOGLO.COM

[Jeff8n]

if you want to see what it'd look like, just buy some fake portholes from autozone and stick it to your car.


I'm not sure you can do this on the side of the car and not look autozoned out like you wanted.

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Although you can probably do something like this and not look too bad:



you just have to make sure you cut it and set it into the bumber right so it doesn't stick out and look bad.

You may even want to look into finding cooling vents for brake systems and direct the air flow or position so it blows into your cai.

[SLEEPS]

Originally Posted by the kia guy

I would do that but I have a dual intake so one filter up top and one down in the bumper. So I just need a vent of some sort I can mold into the bumper.

Pics of dual intake set up?

[KoupEsEcks]

Originally Posted by Koupsx4110

Agree with shaks on this, Why not just cut the cover below where the filter sits. my thought is if you cut a vent on the driver's side of the bumper itll look off-balance without that vent in the passengers side really you want more air to be around the filter and cutting that cover frees up the other (about) half of the filter to getting more air to suck in. good luck with it.

Wouldn't that mean that the filter would then be exposed to water threats?

[Jalum]

Does anybody have an idea of how much it would cost to have a ram air scoop cut and installed? I've been thinking about this for a while. Going with the EVO or Ralliart hood style has been something I like.

But yes, this would open up some what of a water hazard to your car, but not really a bad one, you don't normally put the the vents directly over the intake unless it's an actual scoop.