Are those Air sensors on the stock intake
#1
Are those Air sensors on the stock intake
Today i opened the hood of my blazer and i noticed alongside the intake there are wires hooked up to it.. what r they air sensors?.. when i buy the Spectre will there be a fit for those wires?
AND while i have the thread open i have a second question
Ive done a little research and i continue to buy my Spectre intake.. but should i make a purchase for the K&N filter?
Honestly is it worth it like i dont think it is i dont see it making a difference over the brand new spectre filter but what do i know..
Again guys ive asked a bunch of questions and everything has been answered with a respected and informative manner so thanks
AND while i have the thread open i have a second question
Ive done a little research and i continue to buy my Spectre intake.. but should i make a purchase for the K&N filter?
Honestly is it worth it like i dont think it is i dont see it making a difference over the brand new spectre filter but what do i know..
Again guys ive asked a bunch of questions and everything has been answered with a respected and informative manner so thanks
#2
Where the wires go are called the MAF (mass air flow) sensor. Any aftermarket intake system you buy will have a bung for the MAF sensor.
As for the filter, use what comes with it and see how you like it. I tend to prefer K&N's but other don't. Some claim they cause oil build up yet I've never experienced it.
As for the filter, use what comes with it and see how you like it. I tend to prefer K&N's but other don't. Some claim they cause oil build up yet I've never experienced it.
#3
thank u for your quick answer. I'm new to everything and its my first car and I couldn't b happier so I wanna "make it mine" already bought HIDs buying the intake in a couple days too.. haven't decided what to do next .. performance I'll worry about in the future, I wanna do exterior mods but can't figure out what to do
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