Does anyone know who sells a cold air intake kit for the 2009 mazda 6 i sport sedan with the 2.5L engine? I was told autoexe makes a ramair but it costs alot of money. Any alternatives?thanks. tim
We'll design and manufacture one as soon as I can get an '09+ MZ6 in the PDX area to let me do some development on their car. We've done similar designs on the 2010 Mazda 3 2.5L and got 8hp and 7ft lb of torque at the wheels in gains. Most likely these intakes will work great for the 2.5 in the MZ6, we just need a test fit and some time in the field to make sure they're getting good fuel trims, etc.
If you're interested in purchasing one of these as a beta test, drop me an email at griffith@corksport.com and we can chat about it. The intake is a short ram design, features a 5 layer silicone coupler w/ 4 layers of woven nylon bolstering, a billet aluminum, black anodized MAF Housing and a dry flow conical air filter element.
Here are some photos of the intake and components from the 2010 MS3...our MZ3 intakes share the same style MAF housings and filters - and we have multiple colors of silicone and filters.
Email me if you're in our area and want us to get you an intake.
Well, we have one that is purpose built for the 2.5 and from photos we think it'll fit perfectly and utilize the factory tubing for the valvecover breather as well. We have an intake for the 2010 MZ3 w/ 2.5 liter which makes as I noted earlier 8hp/7ft lb at the wheels. I am not releasing them for a MZ6 until I can get one in here to do a test fit and test the long term fuel trims, however.
I'll go as far as Seattle, who has one? I'll be in Seattle next Wednesday night at the MazdasNW meet at the South Center Mall. The last time we were at South Center we installed a short ram on a 2010 MZ3 ;-)
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Help me find a car to do the test fit/fuel trim evaluation on and we'll release these. They're $179. If we released this we would most likely build an optional cold air induction box to isolate the short ram from engine compartment heat also. We have the details on that in a blog post here where we did a bunch of testing on the MS3 and MS6 using multiple methods of datalogging (DashHawk, Innovate Motorsports Thermocouple Datalogger, etc): http://www.corksport.com/blog/cold-air-induction-box/
how much more would the addition of the cold air induction box add to the $179? I'm not in the NoWest, but I wish I was, time to gather the required funding! THANK YOU FOR YOUR PRODUCT!
Just got a few folks from the Seattle area who didn't have a lot of time to give up their car, so we'll be getting a rental car to do some testing on in the next week.