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Old August 14th 06, 06:59 AM posted to rec.autos.tech
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Default Intake Adapter; Intake sytem.


"John P." > wrote in message
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> Hello, Have a 2001 Crown Victoria police(my duty car for paramedic).
> The intake box is cracked and unusable, so i am in the market for a
> cheap replacment, and maybe gain a little performance. I have seen 300
> dollar cold air intake's, and 30 dollar intake adapters with cone air
> filter off ebay. Which is the best one for me, and what are the
> benfits of having either? Most of all which one would you suggest? I am
> very handy with cars, so installation wont be a problem. Thanks for any
> advice and guidance.
> -John
>


John, I've read a lot about those aftermarket cold-air breathers, I call
them. It seems the ONLY car I saw a claimed improvement on was on a Jeep
product, like maybe a Cherokee of some model. Supposed-to-be unbiased tests
have been quite negative on many claims--some actually depicting them as
allowing more dirt through and NOT helping fuel mileage at all.
I decided against putting one on my personal pickup, based on Google
searches. The one I was esp. curious and inquiring about was the K & N.
I'd suggest, to be fair to the mfg., that you do a similar Google search &
then decide based on what you find. HTH & good luck, S.


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