I have a 1993 ford probe gt. I‘m getting a klz engine swap and its recommended to get a new cold air intake to have the engine work at its best. on ebay they all say for manual tranny only. is there different ones for a automatic? if so how could i get my hands on one?
as far as funtion no there is no diffrence. the diffrence is the way they go in. the one you are looking at probebly goes through a hole and the filter part sit behind the bumper and not in the engine bay. once you get the engine put in just look at the space and find one that will fit in the space that is there.
definite, you are able to set up an intake on your vehicle. chilly air intake is ideal because it collects air from below your vehicle as adversarial to the nice and comfortable/warmth air interior the engine compartment of the vehicle. The chilly air rushes on your intake manifold, for this reason making your vehicle breath more advantageous positive and putting out more advantageous ponies. look at muscle automobiles as an celebration, they have those enormous blowers sticking outside the hood of the vehicle- to collect the chilly air from outside and feed it to the engine. follow the chilly air intake setup. -CM
The auto transaxle casing is usually larger than a manual version so if the CAI is located close to the transmission, that may be the difference. If you buy it and it doesn't fit, you can likely just cut it slightly to make it fit.
