At 03:57 AM 4/2/2002 -0500, you wrote: >i though that the whole thing was to run cool air in to your car.. >ei "cold air intakes?" >o-well >Ernie >---
As a general rule of thumb, don't believe anyone who promises to add HP to any car with the same simple mod. I don't care if it's a bypass, magnetic fuel line clamp, special intake to swirl the air, etc. Now, for the cars that do have coolant lines running to their throttle bodies, this can provide a modest benefit at the expense of cold-weather driveability. It probably would make a 5-15 HP difference on a F-body. Then again, the sun passing behind the clouds or a change in the wind direction makes a 5-15 HP difference on a F-body. 5 HP is a big deal with a Saturn, and statistical noise for high-HP engines. I'd be surprised if this made a 1 HP difference on a Saturn. That is, if Saturns even have coolant lines running to their throttle bodies. Oolan Zimmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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