How Do You Increase Engine Performance With A Cold Air Intake System?
Auto manufacturers design most vehicle engines to be as quiet as possible. They produce an air box and intake tube with several curves that drop the density of air that advances into the internal combustion chamber. Manufactured air boxes are installed next to the engine bay, confining the air and making it hot when sucked into the box. The result is a mixture of fuel and hot air combustion that restricts the efficiency of your engine. A cold air intake system streams cool, more dense air into the engine, increasing the performance of your vehicle. Look over your vehicle’s factory stock air box. It will be jammed next to the engine bay, with a small intake tube running into the throttle body (this controls the amount of air that flows to the engine). There is most likely an air resonator on top of the box. This is to ensure the quietest possible sound. Older vehicles may not have a resonation system. Consider the size and price of a cold air intake system. Most systems are not too expe
