Drop in filter vs. Cone air filter
05-09-2001 | 04:47 AM
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"ru 2940 k&n" Thanks...I was just comin' online to ask for the model number. I already called the parts place and stopped the old order and I told them I would call with the new part #. You guys are punctual. Thanks a million.
Now, I know I am going to ask for much here. Can anyone post the procedures for installing the cone air filter possible with pictures. I am a real lamen... smile.gif
Now, I know I am going to ask for much here. Can anyone post the procedures for installing the cone air filter possible with pictures. I am a real lamen... smile.gif
05-09-2001 | 12:19 PM
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Aight..for all those that want the most out of their intake without voiding the warrantee and keepin that damn check engine light off...go to the Hyundai Car Club of Ontario's website...they give step by step intstructions on where to place all the sensors and how to position the pipes and the cone.
05-09-2001 | 12:49 PM
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Just an idea, but you should save up and get either a CAI or a short ram intake. If you decide to get a CAI, then go with either KORE or MHP. As far as short ram intakes, I have the dragon intake from Weapon R. Eventually I'll most likely be going with a CAI, but the Dragon is good for now. 
Anyway, building your own intake really isn't too hard and I'm sure with some time and a couple of good idea's, you'll be able to create something pretty good for performance as well as show. 
L8TR......
Anyway, building your own intake really isn't too hard and I'm sure with some time and a couple of good idea's, you'll be able to create something pretty good for performance as well as show. L8TR......
05-09-2001 | 04:34 PM
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CAI is a Cold Air Intake. A TRUE CAI draws air from somewhere outside of the engine compartment, totally replacing the stock airbox and resonator.
Short Intake, or Short "Ram" Intake is a short metal tube that replaces the stock airbox and resonator, and ends in the engine bay. Weapon-R's intake is the best example of this. It is not a CAI.
KORE. Korean Optional Race Equipment. www.koreperformance.net
MHP Mad House Productions www.mhptuning.com
Short Intake, or Short "Ram" Intake is a short metal tube that replaces the stock airbox and resonator, and ends in the engine bay. Weapon-R's intake is the best example of this. It is not a CAI.
KORE. Korean Optional Race Equipment. www.koreperformance.net
MHP Mad House Productions www.mhptuning.com
10-01-2001 | 04:47 AM
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Hey Guys,
I want to apologize first of all if someone has already asked this question. I need to find out if someone can tell me where I can get a K&N Cone filter(RU 2940). Thanks for your response in advance.
My Son calls my car a "RACECAR"!!!
I want to apologize first of all if someone has already asked this question. I need to find out if someone can tell me where I can get a K&N Cone filter(RU 2940). Thanks for your response in advance.
My Son calls my car a "RACECAR"!!!