Air Supply to APS cold air intake
26 August 2004, 09:12 PM
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Air Supply to APS cold air intake
Hi all 
I've just fitted an APS caik after much fiddling and cursing 
and wonder if it is necessary to cut away any of the plastic splashguards underneath to let air in or does enough get in as it is? I don't want to let dirt or water in but obviously don't want to strangle the intake either. What's the recommendation from you guys?
I've just fitted an APS caik after much fiddling and cursing and wonder if it is necessary to cut away any of the plastic splashguards underneath to let air in or does enough get in as it is? I don't want to let dirt or water in but obviously don't want to strangle the intake either. What's the recommendation from you guys?
26 August 2004, 09:15 PM
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How much power are you looking for?
I've got an APS CAIK (small diameter) on my JDM STi 9. It seems to flow enough air for approx 340-350bhp. I have left all the plastic undertrays etc in place.
Nathan..
I've got an APS CAIK (small diameter) on my JDM STi 9. It seems to flow enough air for approx 340-350bhp. I have left all the plastic undertrays etc in place.
Nathan..
26 August 2004, 09:42 PM
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I'm hoping to be not a million miles away from you power wise after AndyF has worked his magic next Wednesday 
I think that you have answered my question though. Thanks.
I think that you have answered my question though. Thanks.
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