2012 JKU air filter question
#1
2012 JKU air filter question
So while searching for a cold air intake for a 2012 JKU, I came across a post on a different forum where a guy was saying that a CAI on the 3.6 wont do much for HP or TQ #'s. He said that all you need to do is replace the filter because intake is well designed now and u dont need the CAI. He didnt have anything else to say. So I figured I would post on here to see what people thought? replace filter or get a CAI...
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Got a 12' myself. I put the k&n drop in and saw an Improvment on the highway cruising but I also im going install the airaid ubi kit. I want to keep the stock filter housing but I feel u lose a Lil power with the stock tube with the air chambers and flex tubing
Last edited by BIGNICK; 07-17-2012 at 06:54 PM.
#5
Considering air intake is primarily a vacuum, how important is the opening? If air flow is quicker as the diameter of the hole is narrowed? I "feel" more acceleration with my pathetically cheap set up, but is this a placebo effect?
Is the flow really effected by the lack of turbulence of a laminar tube?
All I ever read is what someone has "parroted" from the manufacturers brochure. I'm used to sorting out the BS in medical peer reviews when a pharma company is the money source. And ANY statistic can be manipulated to be the best. So, I want to know why it's so important to buy a 200$ CAI when mine does that exact purpose.
And somebody explain why only the convection of the hot air in the engine compartment is noted only? Isn't heat transfer through conduction also causing heated air? Therefore the air is hot as it travels to the carb? I can see the reasoning for ultra-clean air in NASCAR at 200mph but, 30-50 mph in traffic.... explain?
Is the flow really effected by the lack of turbulence of a laminar tube?
All I ever read is what someone has "parroted" from the manufacturers brochure. I'm used to sorting out the BS in medical peer reviews when a pharma company is the money source. And ANY statistic can be manipulated to be the best. So, I want to know why it's so important to buy a 200$ CAI when mine does that exact purpose.
And somebody explain why only the convection of the hot air in the engine compartment is noted only? Isn't heat transfer through conduction also causing heated air? Therefore the air is hot as it travels to the carb? I can see the reasoning for ultra-clean air in NASCAR at 200mph but, 30-50 mph in traffic.... explain?
#6
Considering air intake is primarily a vacuum, how important is the opening? If air flow is quicker as the diameter of the hole is narrowed? I "feel" more acceleration with my pathetically cheap set up, but is this a placebo effect?
Is the flow really effected by the lack of turbulence of a laminar tube?
All I ever read is what someone has "parroted" from the manufacturers brochure. I'm used to sorting out the BS in medical peer reviews when a pharma company is the money source. And ANY statistic can be manipulated to be the best. So, I want to know why it's so important to buy a 200$ CAI when mine does that exact purpose.
And somebody explain why only the convection of the hot air in the engine compartment is noted only? Isn't heat transfer through conduction also causing heated air? Therefore the air is hot as it travels to the carb? I can see the reasoning for ultra-clean air in NASCAR at 200mph but, 30-50 mph in traffic.... explain?
Is the flow really effected by the lack of turbulence of a laminar tube?
All I ever read is what someone has "parroted" from the manufacturers brochure. I'm used to sorting out the BS in medical peer reviews when a pharma company is the money source. And ANY statistic can be manipulated to be the best. So, I want to know why it's so important to buy a 200$ CAI when mine does that exact purpose.
And somebody explain why only the convection of the hot air in the engine compartment is noted only? Isn't heat transfer through conduction also causing heated air? Therefore the air is hot as it travels to the carb? I can see the reasoning for ultra-clean air in NASCAR at 200mph but, 30-50 mph in traffic.... explain?
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What is a ubi kit?