AEM Dryflow
08-18-2006, 11:33 AM
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Look up the 2.2 section there is an air box mod, it is step by step, it was done by Pengquin pie you guys will like it
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08-18-2006, 12:39 PM
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Originally Posted by g5mike
Look up the 2.2 section there is an air box mod, it is step by step, it was done by Pengquin pie you guys will like it
08-18-2006, 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by an0malous
and BTW.....the stock filter with the cover removed doesnt make jack **** difference.
Hmm..isn't the fastest ss on this site running the stock filter?
08-27-2006, 07:21 PM
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Originally Posted by NFSGA
Hmm..isn't the fastest ss on this site running the stock filter?
08-27-2006, 07:30 PM
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I would have to agree that the aem cai and the box mod are the same thing in terms of gains. I wanted to do the the air box mod for a long time and have had a couple of my buddies pressure me into trying to make me agree with them that is was worth it. After seeing/hearing a cai for the first time I felt I wanted to looks as well as the gains. Enter injen CAI.
08-29-2006, 11:10 AM
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I have the AEM dryflow. Cut nothing on my airbox. left the bottom off... the supercharger screams. maybe not as much as if i had a full intake, but i have zero CELs, dont worry about oiling my filter, and still have the increased airflow and supercharger whine
08-29-2006, 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by PuSha050
I have the AEM dryflow. Cut nothing on my airbox. left the bottom off... the supercharger screams. maybe not as much as if i had a full intake, but i have zero CELs, dont worry about oiling my filter, and still have the increased airflow and supercharger whine
08-29-2006, 11:42 AM
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Originally Posted by PuSha050
I have the AEM dryflow. Cut nothing on my airbox. left the bottom off... the supercharger screams. maybe not as much as if i had a full intake, but i have zero CELs, dont worry about oiling my filter, and still have the increased airflow and supercharger whine
Pros:
- Increased Air Flow
- Louder Whine
- No CEL
- No Risk of Water Entering
Cons:
- ummmm.....still thinking
- Nope...Can't think of anything
I Love the Dryflow!
08-29-2006, 11:57 AM
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the reason i dont want an oiled filter is that its a PITA to oil it. also if some1 is overly generious with the oil its just as bad. and i dont want to cut the box off, my dealer has already done me solids, and i dont want to push my luck with something i cant put back on or revert to normal. in my case, im happy the way it is
08-29-2006, 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by an0malous
do NOT take the bottom off that airbox with the stock filter.
there is only a small amount of friction holding that filter on.
the only reason you can get away with it with other filters is they use a hoseclamp to tighten on the filter neck.
I even put a wire mesh cover over for a secondary safety. because you do not want to accidentally be sucking unfiltered air into your blower.
and BTW.....the stock filter with the cover removed doesnt make jack **** difference.
its a combination of the filter and box that will give you the gains and the sound.
there is only a small amount of friction holding that filter on.
the only reason you can get away with it with other filters is they use a hoseclamp to tighten on the filter neck.
I even put a wire mesh cover over for a secondary safety. because you do not want to accidentally be sucking unfiltered air into your blower.
and BTW.....the stock filter with the cover removed doesnt make jack **** difference.
its a combination of the filter and box that will give you the gains and the sound.
Na man i'm not taking the bottom of the airbox off with the stock filter. I've got my AEM dryflow coming in tomorrow and i'm doing the airbox mod, I just do not wnat to cut the whole airbox off....
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