Double CAI
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03-04-2010 | 11:30 PM
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From: L-ville, GA
Why 2? And go with AEM.
[hr]First of all, you have no need for a dual intake because your car does not require tons of air, but if you want one, then you go right ahead with your welding machine and custom mod your throttle body to accept 2 intakes. Second of all, my personal opinion is to go with AEM. They're a common name brand and are known for their performance increases. For a cold air intake, all you really need is a good filter, perhaps a K&N or AEM one will do. As for installation, removing yoru old intake and putting the new one on should take no more than 15 minutes. Just remember, quality, not quantity.
[hr]First of all, you have no need for a dual intake because your car does not require tons of air, but if you want one, then you go right ahead with your welding machine and custom mod your throttle body to accept 2 intakes. Second of all, my personal opinion is to go with AEM. They're a common name brand and are known for their performance increases. For a cold air intake, all you really need is a good filter, perhaps a K&N or AEM one will do. As for installation, removing yoru old intake and putting the new one on should take no more than 15 minutes. Just remember, quality, not quantity.
Yo I just bought a AEM V2 CAI and was wondering if its really as good as they say it is and...
1. Did you notice a gain in HP/Torque?
2. Is it really quieter than a regular AEM CAI?
3. How do I remove my old eBAY CAI intake? (I bought the car with it on...LINK ARE WELCOMED>>>VIDEO WOULD BE BEST!!!)
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