Cold Air Intake Anyone?
#1
Cold Air Intake Anyone?
Hey MC family. Been struggling with this Short Ram and I'm at wits end with it; does anyone know where I could get a Wizaired Cold Air Intake?
I believe I'm too late to get anything intake related from ZZP...right?
I believe I'm too late to get anything intake related from ZZP...right?
#2
I believe I'm too late to get anything intake related from ZZP...right?
#3
Well Bumpin, I'm not sure what modifications I'd have to make. But I do know the throttle body is bigger on the 3800, so I don't want to be in over my head either. I also thought about buying the K&N type intakes, but going through the threads here many say that it leaves much to be desired.
My issue with my Short Ram is the overheating; I do have a heat shield protecting it, but the rpms climb CRAZY HIGH at traffick light stops.....it worries the HELL out of me. My throttle body is clean and I still get stalling as well so I'm really stuck on what I should do. I'm really thinking about re-installing my stock airbox and learn how to modify it to be a little more effective from a thread that I saw here.
My issue with my Short Ram is the overheating; I do have a heat shield protecting it, but the rpms climb CRAZY HIGH at traffick light stops.....it worries the HELL out of me. My throttle body is clean and I still get stalling as well so I'm really stuck on what I should do. I'm really thinking about re-installing my stock airbox and learn how to modify it to be a little more effective from a thread that I saw here.
#4
You have the 3400, correct? Do you have a 3800 TB? You must have a leak between the MAF and TB if youre getting crazy idle..
What I would do is buy some 3-4" piping, measure the exact size of TB and MAF, and buy couplers accordingly. Work it into the fender or behind the headlight down into the bumper.
A simple intake shouldnt cause erratic RPM, theres gotta be an issue that needs resolving. The intake is just making it apparent.
Just a quick thing I thought of, could there be a leak at the IAT sensor?
What I would do is buy some 3-4" piping, measure the exact size of TB and MAF, and buy couplers accordingly. Work it into the fender or behind the headlight down into the bumper.
A simple intake shouldnt cause erratic RPM, theres gotta be an issue that needs resolving. The intake is just making it apparent.
Just a quick thing I thought of, could there be a leak at the IAT sensor?
Last edited by wht02monte; 12-20-2020 at 07:30 AM.
#5
My issue with my Short Ram is the overheating; I do have a heat shield protecting it, but the rpms climb CRAZY HIGH at traffick light stops.....it worries the HELL out of me. My throttle body is clean and I still get stalling as well so I'm really stuck on what I should do. I'm really thinking about re-installing my stock airbox and learn how to modify it to be a little more effective from a thread that I saw here.
That's 100% not normal and you shouldn't drive it until you get that fixed. Sounds like you could have a vacuum leak and/or something is screwy with the MAF airflow as a result of the changes.
#6
I still have the oem intake tube installed, as this HAI only came with a cheap coupler (which I did not use), intake piping, and a cone filter. I started to order a metal intake tube with the holes already fabricated....but now I'm not so sure.
#7
IMO I wouldnt order any other modifications for this short ram setup until you can figure out what went so wrong.
Personally, I'd start by putting it back to stock first. Any mod causing all the issues you're talking about is certainly hurting performance also. Thatll make sure you don't damage anything else in the meantime while you try to figure out what the problem is.
Personally, I'd start by putting it back to stock first. Any mod causing all the issues you're talking about is certainly hurting performance also. Thatll make sure you don't damage anything else in the meantime while you try to figure out what the problem is.
#8
IMO I wouldnt order any other modifications for this short ram setup until you can figure out what went so wrong.
Personally, I'd start by putting it back to stock first. Any mod causing all the issues you're talking about is certainly hurting performance also. Thatll make sure you don't damage anything else in the meantime while you try to figure out what the problem is.
Personally, I'd start by putting it back to stock first. Any mod causing all the issues you're talking about is certainly hurting performance also. Thatll make sure you don't damage anything else in the meantime while you try to figure out what the problem is.
#10
Merry X Mas MC Family; I was hit with a DOUBLE WHAMMY under the hood. EGR was bad, and my pcv U tube collapsed. Gonna run out and get them both later today to get the MC back on the road.
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