I sourced this pic from the Autotecnica site and i was thinking if this was applied to a magna instead if a piece $15 stuff from supercheap.
i have not much clue about this kinda stuff but i have been recently reading about all of your CAI's and spotted this in a magazine.
you never know it might be better than the hollow hose.

Either it's fan forced, and it will pump no where near enough to make any pressure or it's just a stupid thing that spins the air around, meaning worse performance because it will screw up your MAF.

ah yes i have read a tad about the spinning air stuff.
i completly forgot about the spinning air. thanks.
what if, in any case you were to use a piece of oval pipe/hose to reduce the swirling effect.

If you take the fan out it may be ok.

that fan would only restrict airflow imho

okay call me dumb - please dont im sensitive. lol
but what if a rig was made to increase air flow electronicly.
like a small air con unit that is hooked to a switch.
read on another forum that this was done to a nissan 240zx with good results down low and the fan could be turned off to free spin at cruising/highway speeds.

though seeing as the magnas are setup differently it has me thinking if it could be possible.
i will see if i can track down the link for you later, its been a while since i last found it.

i think putting some dry ice in your air box would be a better option :D

Dry ice is solid CO2, while it may be cold it sublimes and robs you of oxygen.

Dry ice is solid CO2, while it may be cold it sublimes and robs you of oxygen.

maybe ..http://www.are.com.au/Big%20HP/Dry%20Ice%20race%20cooling.htm

How about Oxygen injection?

Those things are a scam, the swirling air thing is a nice theroy, now if your swirling the bottle of water, yes the water will come out quicker, because the water will be replaced by air, however in a car engine it's more like haviing a tube full of water, because the car has an air intake!

Anyway, enough of a physics lesson, it's a scam!

maybe ..http://www.are.com.au/Big%20HP/Dry%20Ice%20race%20cooling.htm

Yes CO2 will make the air cold, but it's a much different system to just putting a block of CO2 iin the air intake!
If you really want to get cold air look into something called a peltier, sub zero temperatues on one side, red hot on the other side!