What type of modification can I do to an Neuspeed air intake to prevent any type of HP loss?
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I am really looking for the sound only, but at the same time I do not want to drop existing HP or torque. If it stayed the same, and gave me the sound I am looking for I will be happy.
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You could fabricate a cover, and insulate to keep the heat away, but you lose the noise. Mine is actually pretty close to stock sounding now...See pics for Ideas....
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I honestly think the intake hot air injestion from cone filters is chump change compared to how much heat the intake air gains going through the turbo. A FMIC will get you more results but at a considerable expense. By controlling the temps everywhere you can (air box and intercooler) you make things incrementally better....
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