Cheap cold air intake for 2006 aveo

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Petrified.Rabbit
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Re: Cheap cold air intake for 2006 aveo

Postby Petrified.Rabbit » Sun Mar 21, 2010 9:38 am

is that at the wheels? if so thats a huge gain..

using the 107 hp from the 09, figure 15-20% loss to the drivetrain, so we have @ 85-90 hp at the wheels.. adding 6 hp at the wheels would be a 8% increase, if you could get another 3-4 hp with some exhaust (rear muffler delete) then you would have close to 1o% increase in power.

if thats corrected to the flywheel, its still a a 5-7% claim. even though the corrections to flywheel power are off, hoping they dynoed it stock for the comparison.


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Re: Cheap cold air intake for 2006 aveo

Postby thehunterooo » Mon Mar 22, 2010 6:04 pm

it was at the wheels, it went from 84 (stock) to almost 91 (intake) though for most of the curve, it only increased by about 3-4. With an inake, full exhaust and header you may be able to get around 15 or so

I plan on having a straight pipe from the header to the back without a muffler im thinking, the pipe will be no larger than 1.75 or so im thinking
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Re: Cheap cold air intake for 2006 aveo

Postby Dan » Thu Mar 25, 2010 12:09 pm

very similar to the GOAT intake I have posted, I would take out that resonator box though because thats a big restriction

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