K&N cold air intakes

[Mustangbuc85]

Gotta say I’m pretty impressed with the looks and build quality of their cold air intakes. Haven’t driven it enough to form an opinion on performance gains but I gotta say it turned out great!

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[Cucurú]

Gotta say I’m pretty impressed with the looks and build quality of their cold air intakes. Haven’t driven it enough to form an opinion on performance gains but I gotta say it turned out great!

Seems to need the piping from the metal piping from the air box to the throttle assemblies would heat up quicker, plus the air boxes look open topped and would draw heat from the engine compartment. Just what it looks like.

 

[Mustangbuc85]

Seems to need the piping from the metal piping from the air box to the throttle assemblies would heat up quicker, plus the air boxes look open topped and would draw heat from the engine compartment. Just what it looks like.

I guess the hood of the car is hypothetically the top of the box to close it in more

 

[Wiley Marmot]

Yea. After a while you'll likely be able to see those rubber seals on the top edges of you air boxes have developed a permanent flat spot where they contact the under side of your hood. My Focus RS came with a K & N CAI courtesy of a previous owner and the box was VERY similar to the ones in your kit.

Those intake tubes really look killer!

 

[MAT1955]

There won't be any noticeable P gains. Have used K&N on auto and marine high Hp builds but no difference - even on dyno. IMO they are a pita. You have to maintain them religiously or they can actually harm the engines. You might hear a bit of intake draw sound but that doesn't equate to HP gain. If I were to buy any aftermarket unit - for looks not HP - I'd wait for the new Corsa units that are coming soon.

 

[RLE55]

Seems to need the piping from the metal piping from the air box to the throttle assemblies would heat up quicker,

I believe the same, aluminum is a heat conductor, absorbs heat quickly but can dispel heat quickly too. I'd prefer the filters draw air from below vs above.

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