The TRUTH About Cold Air Intakes…DON'T Be a Sucker! - By Freedom Worx

[TurboS]

19 minute comparisons with great analogies. Helpful to watch to the end.

"This video examines cold air intake systems, using independent test data and SAE papers to debunk common claims. The presenter compares factory and aftermarket intakes, highlighting potential downsides manufacturers might not discuss. A real-world test on a Duramax reveals surprising results about performance gains."

 

[Motorpig]

Love this dude. Good stuff.

 

[Noble27]

Great video and share. Blows a lot of holes in the myths. Thank you!

 

[Motorpig]

Great video and share. Blows a lot of holes in the myths. Thank you!

yup. Just saw his latest YT video. I guess he had a crazy bad medical issue. Brain bleed stuff, so he’s been gone for a while. Looks like he is recovering okay. Hope he heals up 100%.

 

[Noble27]

yup. Just saw his latest YT video. I guess he had a crazy bad medical issue. Brain bleed stuff, so he’s been gone for a while. Looks like he is recovering okay. Hope he heals up 100%.

Woah.That sounds scary. Going to subscribe to his channel and check out some other videos.

 

[ACAutoTech]

sorry. A dirty air filter slows the flow / volume of air entering into the MAF. Causing dirt/grease or a combination of both to attach on the delicate MAF sensor wire. … come see me at my shop if you’re that guy who buys into this ! And I will sell you a clean filet. A fuel injection service and a throttle body ! Now an open air element filter or “CAI” works “better” as far as a turbo or supercharge applications.

 

[thegoatman]

A quality CAI does work. I have found the top AFE momentum gt units working well for ford apps.
These cars don’t have a MAF sensor so you’re good with oiled filters.