Aem v2 installed!!!!!
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03-05-2010 | 10:44 PM
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Aem v2 installed!!!!!
Finally got my AEM V2 CAI and installed it ma self!! Yayaa!
I don't KNOW wat youve probable heard about this intake but after i installed it i took it for a test drive and it definaltey out performed my eBAY intake! I felt a better boost on the take off and when the V-TEC kicked it it took off. eBAY is good for one type of people CHEAP CHEAP POOR motha trukas! I will reccomend this to anyone! DEFINATLEY SAVE UP FOR THIS! IT IS WORTH WHILE!
Heres some pics... Let me know wat u guys think
I don't KNOW wat youve probable heard about this intake but after i installed it i took it for a test drive and it definaltey out performed my eBAY intake! I felt a better boost on the take off and when the V-TEC kicked it it took off. eBAY is good for one type of people CHEAP CHEAP POOR motha trukas! I will reccomend this to anyone! DEFINATLEY SAVE UP FOR THIS! IT IS WORTH WHILE!
Heres some pics... Let me know wat u guys think
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03-05-2010 | 11:24 PM
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That looks killer, man.
And eBay really is good. You just have to brand shop. If you're looking for something, watch for brands and check feedback.
I bought my AEM short air intake on eBay. Came in AEM box with all of the supplies, C.A.R.B Proof sticker, manual... etc. Saved $50.
And eBay really is good. You just have to brand shop. If you're looking for something, watch for brands and check feedback.
I bought my AEM short air intake on eBay. Came in AEM box with all of the supplies, C.A.R.B Proof sticker, manual... etc. Saved $50.
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03-06-2010 | 01:36 PM
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03-06-2010 | 01:40 PM
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How often should I clean the Filter?? 
I think im going to sitck with this filter 4 a while may be till I get some extra dough!!?
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03-11-2010 | 01:13 PM
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ONLY use the AEM Dryflow cleaning kit for the air filter. I've have my AEM sri for about 40,000 miles and have cleaned it once. It needs to be done again as its getting pretty dirty from dust and whatnot. There really is no need to ever replace it unless there is a hole in it.
Note that the filter filters out contaminants better as time goes on. But after so long, the affects become adverse and its time to clean the filter.
Looks great! I'd love the V2 but it is quite the $
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03-11-2010 | 05:40 PM
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It should be the AEM DryFlow filter, correct? Looks a bit different than mine but if its the above filter you don't need to replace it.
ONLY use the AEM Dryflow cleaning kit for the air filter. I've have my AEM sri for about 40,000 miles and have cleaned it once. It needs to be done again as its getting pretty dirty from dust and whatnot. There really is no need to ever replace it unless there is a hole in it.
Note that the filter filters out contaminants better as time goes on. But after so long, the affects become adverse and its time to clean the filter.
Looks great! I'd love the V2 but it is quite the $
ONLY use the AEM Dryflow cleaning kit for the air filter. I've have my AEM sri for about 40,000 miles and have cleaned it once. It needs to be done again as its getting pretty dirty from dust and whatnot. There really is no need to ever replace it unless there is a hole in it.
Note that the filter filters out contaminants better as time goes on. But after so long, the affects become adverse and its time to clean the filter.
Looks great! I'd love the V2 but it is quite the $