Cold Air Intake

[07Noside]

Lol @ old ass bump....

BTW... if you look at the savings on the neuspeed intake in the link, they say you save $89...???

$210-200 = $10 :iono: lmao...

It says retail = $289.95
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Their price =$199.99
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$89.96

 

[MasterGunnZ]

Here's a stage 2 cold air
www.abdracing.com

 

[Msteadman]

^Holy engine bay :eyebulge:
Very nice

 

[BinaryPie]

:lol:
It's been happening a lot lately. :iono:

Its what happens when people search first...

They find a thread related to what they are looking for a reply to it

Its the same reason why many big forums tend to eat threads after a while.

 

[MasterGunnZ]

^Holy engine bay
Very nice

Carbon fiber FTW lol

 

[Msteadman]

Its what happens when people search first...

They find a thread related to what they are looking for a reply to it

Its the same reason why many big forums tend to eat threads after a while.

Figured as much; makes sense. :thumbsup:

 

[Sincity]

Thread from the dead!

 

[SA-GTI]

Here's a stage 2 cold air
www.abdracing.com

This looks just like the FORGE.

 

[Raven6t9]

So for all of us with a Neuspeed intake, and want a CAI extension, whats the cheapest rout? Namotorsports.com has the Neuspeed CAI extension for $50 cheaper than Neuspeeds site at, $150, will forge's intake work with the Neuspeed P-Flo?
I really like the ABD extension, I plan on getting the entire piping, and wouldnt mind cutting my P-flo to fit it, whats the cheapest place to find that ABD section?

So cheapest places that you guys know of for
ABD Stage I & II:
Neuspeed CAI extension: $150 (Namotorsports.com)
other brand CAI equivalent: (Forge?)

 

[bonethuggpaolucci]

i talked to someone from new german racing and they said that it should take 2-3 months for carbonio to make one.

 

[Raven6t9]

i talked to someone from new german racing and they said that it should take 2-3 months for carbonio to make one.

Personally, I think Carbonios stuff is crap, take a close look at the carbonio intake that they sell now, its almost exactly the same as the OE part that youre taking off, they just give you a different drop in filter to use, yeah it looks decent, but takes the same overall shape as the OE plastic piece that you take off, plus it still has to travel through your stock airbox. I dont agree with Carbonios intake at all, I see it and I think rip off.

Im using the Neuspeed intake and just added the EIP Tuning Cold Air extension to it and Im completely happy, Ive had the Neuspeed intake for about a year and I just added the CAI extension last week and the car drives better, you can hear the turbo spool much more and the blow off sound from my spacer is about twice as loud and my exhaust got about 1/2 a note deeper.

So to anyone looking into a CAI, whether it be the entire intake that drops behind the bumper or just an extension to your existing intake, its worth it. Whether or not it shows on a dyno, the car just feels healthier, and my MPG seems to be happier as well.:w00t:

CAI's are Raven approved:thumbup:

 

[Raven6t9]

Here's a stage 2 cold air
www.abdracing.com

This ABD intake looks like SEX! And is definately my dream intake, the diameter is larger than most intakes (I said most) and its different than Forge's in a sense where I dont think Forge's intake is ceramic coated, while this ABD intake is ceramic coated, this keeps the engine heat away from your cool air coming into your turbo.

THIS intake is definately Raven approved:thumbup:

 

[LBVdubin]

That intake looks soo sick. If only they made one for the TSI

 

[TOE_FAST]

Does look nice - plus a K&N cone <thumbs up>

 

[Mike@Forge]

Lots of mention of our intake in here, but no pics.

The pipe is supplied in bare aluminum with the expressed intent that the owner can do whatever they want with it.

It can be:

Polished
Painted
Powder Coated
Caramic Coated
Swain Coated
Heat Wrapped
Gold Foil Wrapped

or anything else your little heat desires.

Standard

Heat wrapped