Last Month, we brought you the first part of our official guide to Corvette cold-air intake (CAI) kits. In this issue, we're back with even more bolt-on induction systems that promise to boost the ...

Here’s the truth about cold air intakes. On paper, they help your engine run more efficiently, which often results in a slight horsepower gain, but certainly nothing to write home about. You ...

Idaho-based aftermarket parts company Halltech Systems has released its new Hornet 518 cold-air intake system for the C8 Corvette Stingray. This cold air intake system for the C8 Corvette Stingray ...

Be sure to subscribe for more cool car content with my 2015 C7 Z06 Corvette as well as my 1977 Pontiac Trans Am. Welcome back, gearheads! In today’s adrenaline-fueled episode, I’m taking my 2015 ...

Installed a Holley Intech Cold Air Intake today on my 2015 C7 Z06. I was able to gain 45 hp and 38 lb/ft of torque! You can really feel and hear the difference. I love it. It sounds so much better. It ...

Cold-air induction-or "CAI"-kits are typically among the first things enthusiasts add to their Corvette. And why not? They're affordable, generally pretty easy to install, and offer a real-world ...

Car enthusiasts are always on the hunt for something new that will improve the ride in their vehicle. From the track to local city streets, a car that's reliable and equally fun to drive is a major ...

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 ...

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Intakes are vital automobile components that work to bring oxygen – a key ingredient in an internal combustion reaction – into the engine’s combustion chamber to modulate how much oxygen mixes with ...

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 ...