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Just dropped a Simota intake into my E250 cabriolet, gosh the power difference is kinda huge! You guys should try it! Well worth the money!

Youngest & the most Naive monkey here i guess...

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Price?

The world Most dangerous thing is the Vehicle. Its not about the machine weather its slow or fast. Its the person who is controlling it. The driver is the brain of the Machine. Not the machine itself.

If the driver reacts slow even the most powerful ABS(Auto braking system) will not help. The driver has to give the car the command in Order for the car to react. Afterall he is the brain of the car.

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air filter works better than charged cars than N/A ones..

But really can feel the difference, Simota mated with JanSpeed Exos!

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1. I am confused by your 2nd pic. In the 2nd pic, you are routing the simota airbox to your original airbox.

 

2. Is the air filer in your original airbox removed?

 

3. Did I notice correctly? The simota airbox is not fitted to the original cold air intake funnel, just best-effort aligned?

Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.

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Lolz !! Bro u should stick to the pic 1 setup, then do a tee joint for the stock air intake. The top air intake remain unchanged, the tee joint pce set it up like CAI which air intake from bottom. This way, u got more air intake and this translate yr car can "fly faster". Just curious, why u want to change to the second setup?.

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Lolz !! Bro u should stick to the pic 1 setup, then do a tee joint for the stock air intake. The top air intake remain unchanged, the tee joint pce set it up like CAI which air intake from bottom. This way, u got more air intake and this translate yr car can "fly faster". Just curious, why u want to change the second setup?.

 

Jaxon - basically, you bought a closed airbox system, which is suppose to perform similar to the original stock closed airbox. The difference is whatever simota stuffed inside, as the air filter.

 

In your 1st pic, it looked like your airbox will suck air from the engine bay. Frankly, I suspect blackmerc's open pod filter works better than a closebox sucking engine bay air. 

 

The workaround is like blackmercs mentioned, find a way to route cold air to your airbox. Tee joint is probably not the best idea as air flow will be abrupt but the engine bay has limited space. Will need to examine the entire setup carefully.

Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.

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1. I am confused by your 2nd pic. In the 2nd pic, you are routing the simota airbox to your original airbox.

 

2. Is the air filer in your original airbox removed?

 

3. Did I notice correctly? The simota airbox is not fitted to the original cold air intake funnel, just best-effort aligned?

 

 

Jaxon - basically, you bought a closed airbox system, which is suppose to perform similar to the original stock closed airbox. The difference is whatever simota stuffed inside, as the air filter.

 

In your 1st pic, it looked like your airbox will suck air from the engine bay. Frankly, I suspect blackmerc's open pod filter works better than a closebox sucking engine bay air. 

 

The workaround is like blackmercs mentioned, find a way to route cold air to your airbox. Tee joint is probably not the best idea as air flow will be abrupt but the engine bay has limited space. Will need to examine the entire setup carefully.

Bro i connected the Simota to the original airbox (filter removed), cause i din't get the tubes. then if set up as the 1 picture, i feel like its sucking in the hot air from the engine bay! Think method not really recommended right? yeah im finding the flexible tube to connect to the original funnel! so currently is like best fit of what i could find! ;):) 

​And ya, bought the simota cause lesser restriction, breath better ba!

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Lolz !! Bro u should stick to the pic 1 setup, then do a tee joint for the stock air intake. The top air intake remain unchanged, the tee joint pce set it up like CAI which air intake from bottom. This way, u got more air intake and this translate yr car can "fly faster". Just curious, why u want to change to the second setup?.

like a CAI means what uh? Cold Air Intake? But stick to Pic 1, is like suck hot air back in right? :( change to 2nd setup cause can take in more cold air, right? ^^ And some more uh, put in front right, out side can hear the whistle louder lehhh! Eh, btw sorry last time i ask so many things about your intake... 

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like a CAI means what uh? Cold Air Intake? But stick to Pic 1, is like suck hot air back in right? :( change to 2nd setup cause can take in more cold air, right? ^^ And some more uh, put in front right, out side can hear the whistle louder lehhh! Eh, btw sorry last time i ask so many things about your intake... 

Lolz yap CAI is cold air intake, in order not to suck in too much hot air place in the engine area place the tubing at the bottom or get the heat insulation. Will explain to u when meetup for yr decal collection. Anyway, good mods!!

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jaxon - both pic setups looks bad to me.

pic1 - closebox setup w/o CAI + missing dust/water top cover panel. get blackmerc's open pod installation would be better.

pic2 - half-fark job on CAI. instead, get the diameter measurements of the stock pipes and your simota closebox. go around hardware stores and source for flexible, high heat resistant tubes + ring fasteners. the proper tubes. u can then make a U joint from engine to closebox + connector to the stock funnel.

therafter, u can further reduce heatsoak by wrapping the pipes with heatshield material. it may not look nice but it will work better.

Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.

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jaxon - both pic setups looks bad to me.

pic1 - closebox setup w/o CAI + missing dust/water top cover panel. get blackmerc's open pod installation would be better.

pic2 - half-fark job on CAI. instead, get the diameter measurements of the stock pipes and your simota closebox. go around hardware stores and source for flexible, high heat resistant tubes + ring fasteners. the proper tubes. u can then make a U joint from engine to closebox + connector to the stock funnel.

therafter, u can further reduce heatsoak by wrapping the pipes with heatshield material. it may not look nice but it will work better.

Half-fked I noting to argue nd to agree ya, btw thanks so much for your advise. I perfect the cai already then I take a pict for you! Sozz for wasting your time man

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Lolz yap CAI is cold air intake, in order not to suck in too much hot air place in the engine area place the tubing at the bottom or get the heat insulation. Will explain to u when meetup for yr decal collection. Anyway, good mods!!

Yeah, btw decal come already uh? If come already I must go touch up the holes at the side then go down find you eh!

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