Bomz CAI
#1
Bomz CAI
Hi all im new here. I baught a BOMZ CAI from ebay about 2 months ago and havent had a problem with it at all. However i have noticed ever since i installed the CAI i get a delay when i press on the gas pedal..... Do any of you think that if i make the BOMZ into a short ram just taking out the second pipe and adding the filter to the first will it make a difference as far as the delay goes. I have a M 3s ...... 2.3
#2
RE: Bomz CAI
just out of curiosity, where do you live? a short ram intake is typically good if you live in a hot environment such as Florida or places that are prone to flooding (have big puddles of water).
#3
RE: Bomz CAI
ORIGINAL: Grymlin
However i have noticed ever since i installed the CAI i get a delay when i press on the gas pedal.....
However i have noticed ever since i installed the CAI i get a delay when i press on the gas pedal.....
after you installed you cai you should have noticed the quick instantaneous throttle response...
#5
RE: Bomz CAI
normally when you install an aftermarket part such as an intake, you are supposed to notice a better throttle response as well as less shift lag and a better low-end torque. maybe the intake cone is too small to suck in enough air to satisfy your vehicle. could you send us a link showing your exact intake, or do you have a picture of it? maybe the intake has too many curves in it which will make the performance aspect of it suffer tramatically...
#6
RE: Bomz CAI
The Mazda 3 shares the same MAF as the Protege 1.6L.
It has a long and well-documented history of hesitation problems when adding aftermarket intakes.
However, some intakes perform better than others. As a little 'plug' for myself, the Simota intakes I sell have not had this problem on the 3 or the 1.6L Protege. Speculation is that the diameter of the piping has something to do with it, although it's not really proven.
It has a long and well-documented history of hesitation problems when adding aftermarket intakes.
However, some intakes perform better than others. As a little 'plug' for myself, the Simota intakes I sell have not had this problem on the 3 or the 1.6L Protege. Speculation is that the diameter of the piping has something to do with it, although it's not really proven.
#8
RE: Bomz CAI
ORIGINAL: Lupae3s
if you are looking to completely get rid of that lag look into aem's cai...installed on my 2.3l and there is no lag or delay.
if you are looking to completely get rid of that lag look into aem's cai...installed on my 2.3l and there is no lag or delay.
$80.00 plus $15.00 shipping in the lower 48...here's a pic...
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#9
RE: Bomz CAI
well would you guys think if i shorten it to make it a short ram it should make a difference?
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