cold air intake?

[rockcrawler00]

Anybody know where I can get a new Cold Air intake? I need one asap.

thanks alot

[p76rangie]

Get a snorkel

[Disco Mike]

Why do you need one and what are you expecting to gain by using one?
Mike

[Disco 1]

Rover Accessories

Land Rover Discovery Performance Intake Kit

I dont have experience with either company so i cant vouch for the products, but there ya go.

Dane

[p76rangie]

Originally Posted by Disco Mike

Why do you need one and what are you expecting to gain by using one?
Mike

One of the biggest power increases I got from the Rangie was from a cold air intake. But a disco is getting it from a cooler place than what my Rangie use to, but getting it through a snorkel should still make a difference.

[Disco 1]

A CAI typically has a cone air filter, so depending on filter specs there is potential to get better air flow. But a snorkel should be just as good if not better for getting cooler air.

[xd97disco]

Originally Posted by p76rangie

Get a snorkel

Two birds one stone

[rockcrawler00]

So a snorkel would be a better investment? i would have a use for it eventually

[TerryS]

Originally Posted by Disco 1

Rover Accessories

Land Rover Discovery Performance Intake Kit

I dont have experience with either company so i cant vouch for the products, but there ya go.

Dane

Neither of these two products will give you colder air. As most Rover owners know, the underbonnet temperatures are really hot, due largely to the Aluminum engine. (Aluminum being a better conductor of heat)
Taking the engine air from Outside the engine compartment is what you're after. The colder the air, the more dense it is, and the greater the O2 entering the engine. Any Snorkle (Raised Air Intake) will get you that, however some create a velocity increase in the airflow (Mantec's Snorkle top acts much like a velocity stack) All RAI manufacturers will claim free flow ability, but better than free flow is an increase in flow.