It's a cleaner look with the air box, I'll have to get another one as in I'm also not running one.
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Airbox? or no airbox?
Thank you so much for all your help in advance.
This is my actual engine bay,
I was wondering if I would gain cooler air going into the engine or no adding an airbox... I have seen photos of the COBB but I am open to any other suggestion
What is your opinion?
Thank you
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I have the Cobb air box and love it. It fits really well and prevents direct hot air from the fans.
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The biggest difference between the AEM set up is the sound. Leaving the top gives you more spool noise, which to many, are appealing.
For me, I left the top off because I've read that the AEM turbo inlet that came with the intake has tendencies to buckle during higher than stock boost levels.
The biggest difference between the AEM set up is the sound. Leaving the top gives you more spool noise, which to many, are appealing.
For me, I left the top off because I've read that the AEM turbo inlet that came with the intake has tendencies to buckle during higher than stock boost levels.
I've been enjoying my Cobb Airbox thus far.
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Yes, that is the set up I want to have, thank youI've been enjoying my Cobb Airbox thus far.
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The good local Auto Zone carries rivets, I found a set that are similar to the OEM ones
Next.... the COBB air box!!!
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