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Car Forum / Mazda / Mazda Miata / June 2005

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Sydney Peters - 28 Jun 2005 04:13 GMT
Does anyone know if a cold air intake and cold box for a 2004 miata will #1
void the warranty and #2 does it allow moisture into the intake.
Thanks Syd 2004 silver ls
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Randy Maheux - 30 Jun 2005 20:20 GMT
The "Goodwin Racing" performance intake now sold by Moss
Motors was developed on my Miata and I got to keep the
prototype when they were done.

I don't know about the warranty.  Moisture was never a
problem.

I have to say, though, that it didn't make a noticeable
difference in performance.  At WOT it sounded cool, but its
foam element cone filter couldn't be as effective a filter
as the stock air cleaner, so I took it off.  I'm happier
with the K&N filter element I now have.

> Does anyone know if a cold air intake and cold box for a 2004 miata will #1
> void the warranty and #2 does it allow moisture into the intake.
>  Thanks Syd 2004 silver ls
 
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