[branden_bruce]

I saw a Edge Sport intake that was done like this on Google, so i figured i would try it until we start to see aftermarket parts arrive for the Fusion Sport. Today was the first day driving it runs good and sounds really good with a nice turbo PSSS sound.

 

[Donjohnk]

Yea, do tell.

 

[branden_bruce]

I went to my local autozone and picked up two of the short Spec filters along with two 2 1/2" to 3" exhaust pipes (these where perfect size and length. For the sensor I used router bit on my drill and drilled a small hole in the bottom part of the first pipe and placed the sensor inside with a small .99 cent rubber gasket to help secure it.

Sounds really good on the outside with a nice turbo sound. Inside the cab is still quick until you get on it.

whole thing cost about $50 bucks and an hour or time

 

[BOT_ROCKET]

That is what is known as a "short ram" or "hot air intake". I wouldn't go that route if it were mine, but to each their own.

 

[Donjohnk]

I think we NEED a video A.S.A.P!

 

[jnhalstead]

That is what is known as a "short ram" or "hot air intake". I wouldn't go that route if it were mine, but to each their own.

FWIW, if the fusion snorkel is like the edge and goes up under the plastic at the top of the bumper, it doesn't even suck in cold air. The Edge is basically a WAI in OEM form. I drove with the filter ziptide to the top of the intake and my IATs only recorded a slight raise in temps.

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