I think one or two or us have done that in the past. Go to the search box and type in "cold air intake" and see if anything pops up. 
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Ha, this will put cold air in your Cruze, if it doesn't blow your engine first.
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Sure have cold air in Wisconsin, like 30 below, but also need summer gas. EPA feels gas doesn't burn very well with cold air, so put a lot of air into it, call this oxygenated gas. Problem with, both performance and fuel economy goes down the drain. Instead of seeing 640 miles remaining with summer gas, more like 420 after a fill. So with cold air, also get cold gas.
Sure have cold air in Wisconsin, like 30 below, but also need summer gas. EPA feels gas doesn't burn very well with cold air, so put a lot of air into it, call this oxygenated gas. Problem with, both performance and fuel economy goes down the drain. Instead of seeing 640 miles remaining with summer gas, more like 420 after a fill. So with cold air, also get cold gas.
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