Several aftermarket manufacturers sell engine intake air filters that they claim provide better airflow and increase a car’s horsepower and acceleration as a result. Some of these companies have many ...

The purpose of a cold-air intake is to find cold air in an otherwise hot under-hood environment. It can do this by drawing air from above the hood, under the front bumper or a spot inside the engine ...

Air filters are your car’s first line of defense to keep dirt, dust, and other debris from entering the engine. Once inside, these particles can wreak havoc with vital components and cost you ...

While the OEMs overwhelmingly opt for paper air filters, cotton gauze filters are a staple of aftermarket induction systems. So what makes the cotton gauze medium so much more conducive to airflow?

Cold Air Intakes (CAIs) are among the most popular modifications enthusiasts make to their cars. Of course, like anything popular, there’s a fair bit of discourse surrounding them. Claims range from ...

Every time you hit the road, your car's intake system pulls in air that's full of dust, pollen, bugs, and other junk. That's where the engine air filter steps in, acting as the first line of defense ...

If you drive a car with an internal combustion engine, which is most modern vehicles that run on fossil fuels, then your engine requires a precise combination of fuel and oxygen to function properly.

One of the first modifications many enthusiasts make to their ride is adding a cold-air intake. This replaces the stock intake, a complex, convoluted contraption of pipes and baffles that keep the ...

There are two most important things your car feeds on, fuel and air. The engine takes in fuel and air in the cylinders and burns them to create necessary power to get your car moving. But what is most ...