Results for: Aem Intakes
- The last time I bought auto parts online I got duped into getting a crap product. My car needs a new intake and I think the AEM intakes are good, but I want to be sure before forking over my hard-earned money. What are reviewers saying about AEM intakes?
- Looks great, sounds awesome and great all around power increases are popular good reviews. On the bad side, the AEM filter rubber will crack considerably with time and the possibility of hydrolocking will increases considerably over stock components.
- I'm wanting to replace my trucks air intake to try to squeeze out a few more miles per gallon. Which air intakes for trucks help with gas mileage?
- You'll want to look for a performance air filter. Basically these increase gas mileage by increasing air supply. The more air which is available and circulating, the better the overall gas mileage.
- I own a diesel truck and I am looking at a diesel air intake to get better gas mileage. Will a diesel air intake affect the speed of my truck? Can a diesel air intake enable my truck to go faster?
- A diesel air intake does have the potential to increase the speed of your truck, and to make it go faster. The nature of the intake will allow for a greater amount of air to reach the engine. The increased air supply will, in turn, create superior combustion which should allow for greater overall speed.
- Recently, I was at my automotive store and saw a sign for air intakes for trucks. Being a truck owner myself, I was very curious. What benefits do air intakes for trucks provide? What is the average price for air intakes for trucks?
- Air intakes help you use all the power out of your vehicles engine. Air intakes will increase your horsepower as well as increase your fuel efficiency. The average price is around $175.00 to $500.00. The 175.00 would be the cheaper quality but still provides the same benefits.
- I've decided to buy the AFE intake system based on good reviews. What should I expect to pay for that system?
- Expect to pay around $160 for a AFE intake system. If you look online you can find it for a little cheaper. Perhaps $120-$130.
- After returning from my last job I've had problems with smoking. Could my diesel truck have a restricted air intake causing the smoke?
- It is highly possible, to be sure you should take it to a mechanic. Most mechanics will allow you to bring your car in, they will diagnose the problem for free and then you will be able to find out what the problem is for sure.
- My state has emissions test requirements, so whatever intake I buy needs to pass muster. Does the KN intake pass emission tests?
- The answer to you question really requires a little more information. Yes the KN intake will pass emission tests, but it depends on the state that you are in. Different states have different emissions requirements, so the best bet would be to check with your states department of emissions or motor vehicles.
- I want to install my new AFE intake system myself but I don't want to void my car's warranty. Would it mess up the warranty if I do a self-install?
- Legally, a vehicle manufacturer cannot void the warranty on a vehicle due to an aftermarket part unless they can prove that the aftermarket part caused or contributed to the failure in the vehicle. It's best to consider working with performance-oriented dealerships with a proven history of working with customers.
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