cold air intake inside of cab?

i've seen it done on mud racing trucks. to keep water from going in the intake.

 

Ya, but in Alaska, it's a warm air intake

 

well all i can say on the topic is it might be ok but all i can say about the video for someone having a civic trying to trick it out is he sure takes awhile to shift so if he is planning on doing any racing he should probably work on that quickshift. haha

 

It's a great idea if you can handle the high noise level.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwSFmztPqX4&feature=channel&list=UL

 

this is just rediculous haha

 

^^ looks like shit

 

Come on, tell the truth, are you doing this to:

- cool the air charge
- protect the air intake from water/debris
- degrade your hearing
- have a ready source of vacuum for various,,,, personal uses

 

So which are you doing, protecting the air intake from water and debris or using it for personal uses? They're kind of contradictory...

 

thats what I was thinking. a normal CAI is pretty loud. I couldnt imagine it being inside the cab!

 

he's probably full of shit too. a K&N and WOT is loud as shit under the hood, way louder than my exhaust was. now imagine that inside the cab...

 

My old dodge van had the intake inside the cab, in fact the whole engine was inside the cab.

 

There is no way this guy (original poster) is serious...

 

Well actually I considered it. But I've been considering a lot of ideas though. I have also been thinking about making a ram air based off of the banks ram air that has the cone style filter enclosed in a box and an inlet tube to the front of the truckso it drawsbin more air at high speeds

 

The company ( Spector) the intakes you can buy off pepboys they actaully make one for jeeps that goes in the cab.

 

This is a little more realistic.

 

I'd rather in vest my time and effort and mooolah into a ram air.

 

"I'm thinking about making a kit, if there's enough interest". Riiiiight...

and uh x100000000