DenseCharger Question!

[Viteza 98Cobra]

I see that some people have densechargers on their cobras. Are they better than the regular Cold air Intake? What is the average hp gain? and what will it cost me? And..Is it worth it? Thanks

 

[MinGrey01GT]

your best bet is to go to www.svtperformance.com and ask there in the forums.. it's a huge reliable source of information. I highly recommend it. good luck

 

[COBRA90GT]

I have a Densecharger CAI and thought it was a decent upgrade over the factory air filter setup. I can't tell exactly how much I gained with it (no baseline performed before/after the densecharger), but when you're trying to squeeze out every last bit of horsepower from your motor, it won't hurt you...be warned though, you won't gain as much on a NA motor when compared to blown motor. There's plenty of other choices too: WMS, BBK, MAC, or you can make your own (Home Depot parts)...

The important thing to remember is to draw your air from a cool source when installing a CAI system (the "sticking an exposed air filter element under the hood" theory can work AGAINST you, especially during the summertime. The underhood air temps will make the inlet air temp skyrocket. Run a search for user "postban" - he did a comparo complete with temperature measurements on this topic, maybe a year or so ago).

 

[tmhutch]

There is no better value for the money. WMS makes a nice system that might be worth a couple more HP, but it's also much more expensive. Hard to beat the Densecharger.

 

[WHITE94COBRA]

I like my densecharger on my 94 cobra, its been good for about 5 ponies. What really sold me was the customer service I got from John Demolet at the factory; nice guy and wont sell you anything you dont need.

 

[COBRA90GT]

I like my densecharger on my 94 cobra, its been good for about 5 ponies. What really sold me was the customer service I got from John Demolet at the factory; nice guy and wont sell you anything you dont need.

I couldn't agree more with you about Mr. Demolet. He shipped me an additional part of tubing (at no cost) to me after writing to him. The guy takes care of his customer's problems. On top of the outstanding customer service, he's a one-man operation last time I checked, so it makes it even more refreshing to know there are still certain vendors out there who truly DO care about their products and customers in the sometimes "shady" aftermarket world.