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ok as you all know, there isnt a whole lot of aftermarket options for a 944, so what me and my friend did is build a cold air intake from scratch (almost scratch) i put it in, sounds great, runs nice, seems to be more responsive then the old air box, only thing that happened was about 30 min after installed and had the car running, i turned the throttle valve to hear that nice suction noise one more time, and it sounded like firecracker went off, i thought to myself "OH #@$%" but after that, everything was normal, drove about 50 miles since its been on, and seems great, could this be something wrong or what? i have no clue where the noise came from as it startled me and i was too "woahed" to notice what area it came from, but i just took pictures today and ill put them up once i get them loaded onto my computer, i just wanted to know what you guys think, im doin everything i can to get every bit of power i can out of my car, i just got fr wilks adaptor board (getting installed tomorrow) but no power prom yet (no money) but after that the next mods to come are bursch headers and exhaust
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factory airbox is best IMO
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correction, There isnt alot of aftermarket out their, but Im sure there are better designs then the factory air box. But the factory air box does its job and does it well.
If your looking for some extra power try this combo, FR-wilk power prom, Cam, Header, Im sure you will see a improvment, it wont be alot (maybe 10-20hp) but it will be better
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There are no better designs than the factory airbox. Infact it's over designed.
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Does any one have flow numbers for the stock airbox/ filter? How about numbers on what the stock engine needs. Those should put to rest the K&N controversy. On the same subjuct,but not to hijack the thread, does any one have a stock airbox for sale, from fender to AFM, mine has a cone...
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ill sell mine, give me a price
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btw, FR the board installation went great, idles and runs great now, and best of all no more shudder
fast924s - next to come is the powerprom, bursch header and exhaust, i already have the throttle cam, im sure even after that im gonna want more of a kick, i think i might get nitrous, does anyone have thoughts about this? good or bad idea, etc. what would you guys do performance wise besides get a 944 turbo (i plan to get one next year after i graduate)
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There is one problem with the factory airbox. Ask anyone who inadvertently drove through an area with standing water over a foot deep.
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