Airaid Performance Parts in your Car
Let's discuss Airaid performance parts. Airaid started as an air intake manufacturer that used third party filters. Eventually, Airaid engineers decided that they could manufacture better air filters than those offered by thier suppliers.
What they came up with was a performance air filter, sold under the Airaid name, that is made up of multiple gauze layers, an epoxy coated wire mesh, and a layer of material called Synthaflow. Synthaflow is a material designed by Airiad that is capable of removing more particles and water than any other performance air filter. The seal on the cool air dam, the boots on the tube, and the seal on the filter are all made from polyurethane instead of rubber like most other filters. Polyurethane can tolerate all chemicals common to any vehicle.
The classic Airaid intake comes with a modular intake tube and Synthaflow filter. In most cases, using a classic intake requires relocation of the air intake box. An Airaid cool air dam (CAD) system brings the coldest air possible to the engine. Cold air helps remove waste heat from the engine, is more dense, and can consequently deliver more cumbustion-fueling oxygen per cubic inch.
The Quick Fit kit replaces the top of the air box with a cool air dam while leaving the bottom half of the air box in place. The Quick Fit kit is exactly as it's name implies -easy to install.
The Airaid modular intake tube (MIT) by itself flows up to 400cfm more air than a factory tube. The tube is constructed of cross-linked high density polyethylene.
The Airaid throttle body spacer (TBS) is designed to atomize the fuel/air mixture as it enters the combustion chamber. The “helix bore” of the PowerAid throttle body spacer accomplishes this by spinning incoming air as it passes through the throttle body. The PowerAid throttle body spacer was designed to enhance midrange power, torque, and fuel efficiency; It also helps to get rid of that initial mushy pedal, giving you more throttle response at take off.
Airaid also offers PowerAid throttle body spacers with PowerPorts. Specifically located to allow for the use of nitrous oxide or instrumentation sensors, PowerPorts are an all-new option to PowerAid units.