Air Intakes
Air Intakes
Has any one tried either the PRM intake or the WR Dragon intake? If so what are your experiences. Which is better.
Re: Air Intakes
There are a TON of responses to the PRM subject on mazdamx-3owners at Yahoo! Groups. Just do a search of the archives. 
<P>What I noticed mainly from the PRM was that it really likes colder air in the evenings. That's when you can feel it the most. The VRIS also gives a little more of a kick. Most importantly though, the PRM keeps the engine from inhaling very hot air while stopped at a light or when the car is left idling.<P> <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by DiGiTaL:<BR><B>Has any one tried either the PRM intake or the WR Dragon intake? If so what are your experiences. Which is better.</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P><P>------------------<BR>Hank<BR>'92 GSR<BR>2.5L KL-ZE
<P>What I noticed mainly from the PRM was that it really likes colder air in the evenings. That's when you can feel it the most. The VRIS also gives a little more of a kick. Most importantly though, the PRM keeps the engine from inhaling very hot air while stopped at a light or when the car is left idling.<P> <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by DiGiTaL:<BR><B>Has any one tried either the PRM intake or the WR Dragon intake? If so what are your experiences. Which is better.</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P><P>------------------<BR>Hank<BR>'92 GSR<BR>2.5L KL-ZEHank
'92 MX-3 ZE *SOLD*
'05 RX-8 Touring
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'92 MX-3 ZE *SOLD*
'05 RX-8 Touring
--All those who wander are not lost-- JRR Tolkien