ImNotHuman2006

If anyone has any questions about spicin up your ride. I have a lot of experience and ideas so feel free to ask me anything

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Tylan

ok im trying to decide on an intake. i have an 02 chevy cavalier 2.2 l in-line 4 cylinder. cold air or short ram also which brand should i go through iv been told AEM, K&N, or Weopon R. Thanks!

Jncominco2

tylan, again, search the forums. this has been asked way too many times. there are threads that will tell you information on both

ImNotHuman2006

personally i'm parshall to short-ram.

obvisously the advantage of the CAI, is the cold it it'll bring to the motor, the drawback being that its a much longer tube its harder for the motor to pull the air through,

put it this way a short-ram is like sucking though a straw and a CAI is like sucking through a garden hose obvisously a big difference.

i'm your case i would go with an AEM SRI, wrapped in a nice a cosey cold air box.

this will definatly increase the air intake CFM and with the hot air around the engine from going in the engine. This will give you the best of both worlds.

Thanks for your question.

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Tylan

no i know what each one does im just trying to get the most peoples opinions and i understand i have asked the question before but he said if i needed any advice and i would still like some so i asked him

Tylan

and thank you "im not human" for your advice i will look into that!

Tylan

ok so i was looking at the aem sri and they didnt make it for my cavalier. butt i started looking around and i like the weapon r secret weapon short ram and they also make the cold air box. so would it be ok to go that route. also with the cold air box ..like how does that work? does it just go over the filter wherever the short ram ends or do you have to mount it to a specific place?

ImNotHuman2006

well im not very firmiliar with cavaliers that much but a SRI normally will run close to where the stock intake ran, and by taking out the old air box there should be plenty of room to mount the aftermarket air-box.

And if its made for your car the manufactuer probably has it premade to fit in the stock location.

Ohh, and yes the air box only houses the filter.

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Tylan

alright cool. well thanks you so much for all you help. iv been trying to make a decision for about a week and i pretty much just made it iv had quite a bit of different opinios.but i like you idea with the "best of bot worlds" thing so thanks

ImNotHuman2006

well good luck and thx for coming to me with your questions

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fauxthewin

good luck with your ride