View Poll Results: Which intake?
AEM
3
18.75%
K&N
5
31.25%
INJEN
5
31.25%
AIRBOX MOD
3
18.75%
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Help with intake??
03-23-2007, 01:12 AM
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Help with intake??
Ok so ive started to noticed that im getting two cuts in my K&N one from the rubbing of the fenderwell and the other up top hitting against the bracket of I think a filter im not sure
Either way K&N has dissapointed me in this fact... So is injen or aem better to go or should i just shoot for the airbox mod and called it a day with a $50 dollar filter??
Just give me some advice it would be appreciated
Either way K&N has dissapointed me in this fact... So is injen or aem better to go or should i just shoot for the airbox mod and called it a day with a $50 dollar filter??
Just give me some advice it would be appreciated
03-23-2007, 11:19 AM
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Go with the AEM, it is very mass air freindly and will give you the least CEL codes. Also it is almost undetectable for warranty sake. Plus the gains are around the same as the K&N and Injen. Had mine on for 8 months, sounds amazing, no issues at all.
plus the AEM is a dry filter that doesnt require oiling like the K&N...again better for the Mass air sensor. The sensor location is in the exact same spot as the facotry airbox.
plus the AEM is a dry filter that doesnt require oiling like the K&N...again better for the Mass air sensor. The sensor location is in the exact same spot as the facotry airbox.
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