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Can the Volant Cold Air Intake fit on an '03 NA Cruiser? It states it is for an '01-'02. Did Chrysler change something between the '02 and '03 NA stock intakes?[:I]
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Should fit an '03 NA without any problems.
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Where did you find the volant intake?
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Saw it on Volant's website(volantperformance.com). Emailed thier tech department about fit and here's there reply, "We need to do a check fit on the 2003 PT cuiser should have one come in the next three weeks".
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I had the Volant system on my 2001. It worked well. Sealed all the way round, including the top when the hood was lowered and drew cool air from the hole in the wheel well.
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Would you say it works as good, better, or worse than K&N FIPK?
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Now, personally, I went for looks with a chrome and red package called The Intimadator. It certainly draws in warm air as there is no shield at all between the filter and engine. I haven't noticed one bit of difference in performance between the two filters except my chrome one is louder during full-on acceleration because the rush of air is not silenced by any shield. Did I lose .01 in the quater mile? Who cares. [:I] |
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Gotcha. I really want the biggest loudest bang for the buck. If the Volant silences out the sound, not so good... if I can't get much performance, I want to be able to sound like I've got some power.
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Having been an owner of a Volant intake for my 2002 Touring Edition, it is not a direct bolt-on for the 2003+ models.
There are 2 modifications you will need to make, depending on your preferences: In the 2001 and early 2002 PTs, the breather line empties into the rubber intake hose (the accordion hose) before the throttle body via a hard black pipe. In mid-2002 and + PTs, the breather line empties into the airbox. The Volant intake has two holes (air inlet temp sensor and breather) in the hard, funnel-shaped pipe that is supplied. You can either plug the breather hole in the Volant pipe and use a breather filter or use a catch can and run the breather line to the supplied hole in the Volant intake pipe. The catch can is needed to prevent oil from gumming up the throttle body. The catch can can be as simple as using a small water separator for air compressor pipes (~ $10 from Wal-Mart or AutoZone). The catch can idea is similar to that used for the turbo PTs and the PCV/intake manifold issue. If you have any questions, feel free to post here. Scott
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What do you mean by breather filter? What would that require? Did the volant work well for you? Loud? Dynoed?
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