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Question.
I recently purchased a 2007 Volvo s60 2.5t and I was contemplating installing a Cold air intake. Now I've done some research on the device and can't seem to find any cons. So I was wondering what are the cons of the Cold Air Intake
< Tl;dr What are the cons of having a cold air intake
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>>17480554
It cools the air down which could result in an ice age.
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The vulva is not the vagina.
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>>17480554
It can make the carburetor ice up in colder weather, stalling your engine.
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>>17480554
Depending on location it should be fine.
If the filter is located under your bumper then it could suck up water and hydrolock. So realize that's there and don't drive through huge puddles.
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>>17480554
Keep it stock faggot.
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>>17481623
??????
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>>17482710
I love how i started calling some tripfag's car a Vulva years ago
>my only contribution to 4chan is still going strong
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>>17481641
>2007 s60
>carburetor
Baka.
>>17480554
Factory intake probably is a cold air intake, so you might be wasting your money.
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>>17480554
>"cold air" intake
>the box said +10 horsepower
it's a giant meme unless your car has a hard time breathing like mine
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>>17480554
The problem you will run into is higher IATs depending on setup. You really need quantitative dyno and IAT data to justify modifying stock induction
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