I have a 2016 1.8t Sport and I'm looking to get a cold air intake but I'm not entirely sure what to look for. This is my first mod and I have heard that spending a lot on a CAI is dumb and a lot of the ones I found are in the $300's.

How would I go about making a cold air intake for my 85 Jetta, it's got the 1.8 with a 2.0 head. I'm just confused as to what I would do with the stock air box, considering the fuel line unit is attached to it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Which Cold Air Intake is the easiest in install? I mean without causing any codes or VAGcom resetting B.S. Cheap but still good?? My Car is MKIV VR6 12v 2.8 AFP

Hey Guys, finally created a username for this site after being a frequent visitor for the past few months. I am looking to do some things to my 2003 VW Jetta 1.8t and wanted your opinions. First I want to put a new DV in it, but I am not sure which DV would be best. I have looked at a few...

In looking for some cheap cold air intake ideas ive come across a few questions 1 any +hp or performance with a new cone filter on old tube with no box? 2 Whats the difference between a $40 and $200 cold air kit? (i have a $60 budget :/ ) 3 What is this sound like that everyone loves to hear...

I'm in the processe of buying my 2001 Wolfsburg 1.8T it's Cold Air Intake, so far I've found the Injen, K&N Typhoon, and Neuspeed. Which one is the best option, differences? And If there's already a big post please leave a link to check it out, Thanks

Hey everyone, I am hoping to put a cold air intake in my 2006 jetta 2.5l. I was wondering if you guys knew which intakes are safe in rain and snow (I live in buffalo, ny). Also which brands are generally considered the best? Thanks!