Hey everybody!I'm new here, and just bought a new 2005 Vibe. I'm new to the world of modding and have a simple (and probably dumb) question about the cold air intake. My Vibe is automatic transmission. Does this limit my options when modding or upgrading performance? I am specifically wondering about the CAI installation on my auto. Would I still be able to install one even though I do not have a manual transmission? Thanks for any replies, and I would love to know any info. to help me get my feet wet in this whole thing!!! Peace,Arun.
Quote, originally posted by Mavrik »You can install a CAI on auto, manual 5 or 6 speed. Doesn't matter. Have fun!Yep.. Does not matter. Welcome to the forum!!
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The question is who is making one that fits on the 2005? I have a 2005 AWD, and was told the the CAI from Cosmo Racing will fit. Injen doesn't have one yet. But nobody talks about real ram induction? Why? I don't mean these things they call "short ram", I mean forced air induction through a scoop behind the front air dam. Does this cause problems with sensors? Has anyone tried it?
Cosmo, Injen and there are a few others that will work just fine, now I understand a few members here actually have a working ram air through a scoop but I forget who.
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Thanks for the help everybody! I'll be saving up for a CAI soon. I'll be visiting these forums a lot more...hopefully upping my post count! =DThanks again.Peace,Arun.
Quote, originally posted by dartagnanpluck »...But nobody talks about real ram induction? Why? I don't mean these things they call "short ram", I mean forced air induction through a scoop behind the front air dam. Does this cause problems with sensors? Has anyone tried it?It won't cause sensor problems, but genuine ram air is practically worthless below about 100 MPH; e.g. it would add ~ 3% power at 150 MPH, but only ~ 1.3% @ 100 and 0.75% (say 1 HP on a base vibe) @ 75 MPH.