Cold Air Induction:
An old trick to improve power is to lower the temperature of the incoming air, which increases the efficiency of the combustion. Jose describes his setup:

The cold air induction setup is very, very simple to do. I used the stock scoop that comes with the air filter box. The scoop is T-shaped and has a forward air intake that goes thru to a back warm-air intake and turns sharply (90 degrees) towards the box. What I did was simply to block the warm air intake and attach a rubber hose (rectangular) from the forward intake to a hole I made just behind and above the right headlight towards the center of the car. I did feel a smal improvement, mostly in upper revs.

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