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2005 Cadillac CTS Cold Air Intakes
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Helpful 2005 Cadillac CTS Cold Air Intakes Articles
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2013How to Install an Airaid Cold Air Intake
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2013The Best Ways to Upgrade Your Engine's Torque: Cold Air Intakes & Exhaust Systems
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2013Read Cold Air Intakes Customer Reviews
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2013Exhausts vs. Cold Air Intakes: Understanding How Each System Works
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2012The Top 10 Cold Air Intakes - AutoAnything Ranks the Best CAIs for Performance & Value
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2012What Do Cold Air Intakes (CAI) Do?
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2012Cold Air Intakes Comparison: The Best & Most Affordable CAI for You
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2012aFe vs K&N: Which Cold Air Intake or Air Filter Performs Best For Cars, Trucks, or SUVs
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2012How to Install a Cold Air Intake
"I recently installed the K&N aircharger. Great product, easy installement. Took about 45 min. the whole thing. Now the car has a great sound. You can hear the engine sucking in air. Car feels more responsive. All in all, great product." —Dave L from Tessenderlo, Belgium bought a K&N 63 Series AirCharger High-Flow Intake Kit for a 2005 Cadillac CTS.
"this is for a 05 CTS-V...Instructions were so-so. A few tips: 1)make sure you put the box and intake pipe together then put in the car. 2)I suggest not putting the top right screw into the cover. It will stay on with the three others and the final cornere slides under the fender anyway. Otherwise the screw will be unaccessable once the box slides in under the fender. If you don't put the screw in you will be able to install the filter after you tighten down the box and will be able to clean the filter with out haveing to remove the box." —James B from Kirkland, WA bought a Volant Cold Air Intakes for a 2005 Cadillac CTS, 5.7L V8.
"I got this Air intake for my 2005 CTS. My CTS sounds like a CRuise Missle now plus the Torque upgrade is very noticable. I would recmmend this brand over K&N any day!!!!!" —Chris A from Knoxville, TN bought a Volant Cold Air Intakes for a 2005 Cadillac CTS, 3.6L V6.
"The quality of the unit is very good, far superior to the lingenfelter unit. The directions are not so good. Only one piece gave me trouble, the metal bracket that secures the front of the unit to the frame of the car. I ended up using a plastic fastener. As with all intake units it does whistle a bit between 2000-2500 rpms. The engine and exhaust is noticeably louder. Power? Hard to notice going from 400hp to 410hp. Anyway, I like it." —Grady V from Naperville, IL bought a K&N 63 Series AirCharger High-Flow Intake Kit for a 2005 Cadillac CTS, CTS-V, 5.7L V8.
"I saved a lot of money buying the intake from Auto Anything. I would reccomend this to any CTS owner. Gives the engine a nice growl. Still too early to tell on gas milage." —Austin B from Coon Rapids, MN bought a Volant Cold Air Intakes for a 2005 Cadillac CTS, 3.6L V6.
"I dropped a Volant CAI into my '05 Cadillac CTS, a high mileage (94,000) used car that I bought because I just loved its performance. With the Volant CAI on it, it just screams. The addition put a little bass in the exhaust note, throttle reponse is hugely improved, and when the pedal hits the firewall, the car just flies--there has to be at least a 15 hp gain, and a corresponding improvement in torque, too. The installation was not easy--it's a tight fit, and some of the hardware had to upgraded at the local Home Depot. But the thing just goes like stink. I'm hoping for an improvement in gasoline mileage, but the problem is, it sounds so good and runs so good I'm on it all the time--not the best way to get better mileage." —David R from Plano, IL bought a Volant Cold Air Intakes for a 2005 Cadillac CTS, 3.6L V6.
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