So I'm looking at cold air intakes for my car and I notice there's a few different ways they have them set up. One way, it replaces the stock intake and sits right where that is. The other is going down and right behind the front bumper. Which way will give it the best performance? I notice the kind that goes behind the bumper is a little more expensive, and I'm assuming that's because of the power it produces. But I'm not sure, so help appreciated! Thanks guys.
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Intmd83r
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the one that goes down near the bumper gets colder air . it aint sucking the hot air from under the hood .
Mrslice2004
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Yep, get the one that goes down behind the bumper, You want to be sucking in Cold Air, not Hot air.
Intmd83r
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Well the only one out of those four that it "says" will fit my car, is the k&n. That's the one i've been looking at. I found a site with a good reputation that is selling it for $211.00, which is a pretty damn good price. The Injen looks like it would go behind the bumper, but it's only for the SS it shows. So does that mean I could only get the k&n? Not that I wouldn't be disappointed with it at all though.
Intmd83r
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go with the K&N . im gonna . where you getting yours?
i actually just placed an order through Auto Accessories & Aftermarket Parts at AutoAnything | Truck Accessories & Car Accessories | Floor Mats, Tonneau Covers & Car Covers for the 69 series. They price matched this website though
K&N 69 Series Typhoon Cold Air Intake 2005-2008 Chevy Cobalt 2.2L (Silver) - P/N: 69-4515TS
just add it to your cart because it's like 211.56, give them the year, make and model and you're good to go!
K&N 69 Series Typhoon Cold Air Intake 2005-2008 Chevy Cobalt 2.2L (Silver) - P/N: 69-4515TS
just add it to your cart because it's like 211.56, give them the year, make and model and you're good to go!
CFCobalt
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the Injen one also fits the 2.2......i haz it installed....
