Mazda3 Turbo/ CX-30 Turbo Corksport Short Ram Intake! 

Thanks for the sub! I can’t wait for more mods to come out either

It’s better in person!

@@3turbo144 is that the only mod you had installed? Didn't sound like you had an exhaust but I'm at work too and I couldn't really tell

Stock exhaust (for now). Waiting on the CS 80mm exhaust and DP. Might end up just getting a custom 3in straight pipe tho

Notice any extra power?

@@jlhaynes54 Nope, but I didn’t expect it to either. Just an intake on a turbo vehicle won’t make extra power because the ECU (or in my case JB4) will only allow it to make a certain amount of boost. At most you might notice quicker response but it feels the same to me just better sound

Well, that's Mazda. But I think it's just designed to reduce noise.

Maybe, but I’ll probably just do a custom exhaust

Yes I follow the forum, I mentioned at the end of the video that I’ll probably end up switching to it. The 80mm exhaust isn’t even released yet

@@3turbo144 You are better off just getting a muffler delete and having it come out the twin outlets.The diameter of the pipes alone actually create the optimum back pressure and a custom exhaust with hangars and bolts will just drone.Have a muffler delete and weld it to the undercarriage--I plan on doing it to my new CX-30 at some point.I had this on my stinger and afte the exhaust rn a 4.2 to 60 and a 12.7 in the quarter mile with no launch control.

Hopefully it doesn’t happen again!

Same issue has been happening with me , but it happened even before I installed an intake so idk what it could be

im having a ton of problems with mine i just installed it and im getting a bunch of different codes and my car keeps loosing power completely lol

A big ass rock hit it on my way to work and it spread

Also, how is the jb4 power wise? Feel any quicker out of braked?

Took me like 20mins to install

Definitely feels quicker. The brakes suck even stock, the JB4 doesn’t make it any more or less apparent.

I have one and it doesn't void the warranty or cause issues later on. I love mine.

@@anthonydigiorgio9240 it won't void my warranty with mazda????

I'm sad to say that there is really no reason to get an intake other than for the sound... Mazda tunes their intake systems really well, you wont get any power improvements. However you should change your oil more often with one of the dry flow or oil cotton filters like K&N. they can flow more, but they don't take the small dust particles out of air like the stock filter does. I have proven then with my own Oil analysis numbers before and after installing an intake on my old 3. Silicon was 30% higher for the same drain interval of 6K miles. Just something else to consider if you are planning on keeping the car for over 100K.

@@mikel9656 I bought the intake from corksport do you think it will be safe in long term won't mess up my car at all ???

@@macdazzy5776 add couple more question marks. That may help you find the right answer from multiple people

No

If the intake directly causes the issue it may not be covered under warranty, if it an issue not caused by the intake warranty will not be affected

IATs didn’t change

I also traded the car in instead of replacing tires and brakes

@@3turbo144 hopefully it doesn’t have a cracked windshield L + ratio

@@dramos7935 I hope it doesn’t end up cracked either, I just spent a lot of money tinting the whole windshield lol

I didn’t buy it for looks or performance, I just wanted the sound. I’ll never enter my Mazda3 in a car show so it looks good enough for me, but I can understand wanting something a little better performing. I have monitored IATs and they did not change with the intake