does anyone have any idea who makes or where i can get a cold air intake for an 86 notchback. its the stock engine, 4cyl 2 litre. hit me back asap, im lookin for one. also, if i buy 16 inch rims, what size tyres would be the best for minimal scrapeage, and optimal tread life? thanks.
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cold air intake for an 86 notchback
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If they actually even made an intake for a car as off-the-map as ours(not to mention OLD), I'd be in complete amazement.
psst, gotta read the Forum yer in...WRONG forum ma man!
and please use the SEARCH option at the top of yer screen first...
thank you, have a good day..
what you talking about...we ALL know that having more air in your system will make your car able to tackle the corners better...pfft...where'd you learn YOUR mechanics...
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I see somebody got kinda creative...
As sleepn has said please use the search button...or just read the CA18ET section...
Wow, there is a lot of options you can choose from 200sxdriver. Look at the bottom of this thread where it says Similar theads. And yeah, try searching first.
The ah "$15 Cold Air Intake" is a good one, written up by an a person with an incredible understansing of these cars.
The ah "$15 Cold Air Intake" is a good one, written up by an a person with an incredible understansing of these cars.
Really and who would that be??? *lol*