cold air intake
 

where does everyone get their cold air intakes at?

injen, ebay, the cold air intake store

the ones on ebay just look fake.

Santa's elves make custom ones in the North Pole.

go for name brand ones on ebay.
aem, injen, etc

yeah..... i just ordered an aem for my s14, for 120 + 20 shipping and insurance over 50 bucks less than other places

i bought a k&n filter and removed the air box thing. what's the difference between that and a cold air intake besides the fact that the cold air intake looks better?

cold air intake usually is routed behind the front bumper somewhere

scratch all that, relocate intake to intake side, short s-pipe, straight to cone filter, battery to the trunk. that way all the air coming in isn't "heated up" when it crosses over the radiator, simply to get to the throttle body. plus it decreases the 3 feet of intake pipng to less than a foot. much better throttle response.

nissan dumb design, redesigned.

....20 bucks for the cone, maybe a little custom pipe searching at your local hardware/plumbing stores, and some battery/grounding wires.

also you gotta take your MAF sensor off the stock airbox and attach it to the new setup so you don't get a check engine light.

have fun.

that sounds like an awesome set up got any pics...i'll have to wait till i get my hatch welded though.

water+battery= one dead me

sorry no pictures from this mod yet, i havent done it to my s13 yet, but everything is "prepped" once it's it the car i'll post some pics and a full writeup of it on the n/a page, just keep checking / searching. remember... SEARCH !!! ffor your own knowledge as well as not beating the horse.

what kind of wires do you use to run to the trunk, how do you run the wires, and how'd you secure the batter in the trunk...?

you have two choices, either buy a battery "trunk relocation kit"..... something to this effect...http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Unive...spagenameZWDVW

.. or you can ghetto rig and simply buy pos and neg wire extensions from auto zone or equivilent

i shall post some pics and a writeup very very soon

The way I did it on my car was I used a Summit aluminum box and wire kit. I like the box but if I'd do it again I'd buy car audio wire and terminals... Anyway you just drill holes in the trunk to tie it down. Then run atleast a 4 gauge wire off the battery, ground it somewhere in the trunk and run the positive lead up to the engine bay.