CAI Vs. SRI
#1
CAI Vs. SRI
the urge to mod my car is getting unbarable, so which is better, cold air intake or short ram intake, I had a sri on my cobalt and loved it lol (I did a little searching but not alot)
what do you think about this one? http://www.turbotechracing.com/produ...idproduct=1269
what do you think about this one? http://www.turbotechracing.com/produ...idproduct=1269
#3
lol these cars come stock with a sorta CAI.. they already suck Cold air from under the headlight just cut the resonator off and slap a Cone filter on the end and remove the stock filter.. there ya go, dirt cheap CAI
#5
I have the Injen and love it. Really makes the car sound like it has *****
I only use the CAI feature, dont really see a point in SRI
I only use the CAI feature, dont really see a point in SRI
Last edited by 07SuperchargedSS; 07-01-2010 at 06:21 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
#7
I have a modded GMPP intake. And I'm using a filter from pep boys so I could color match. From what I've observed, the car seems to run smoother, and gets slightly better top end power in CAI form. But I also observed the engine run a tad bit lean. The intake is also very quiet. In SRI mode the car runs a little less lean, is a lot louder, low end power, and the car runs a little sluggish due to the fact it sucks in warmer air. Very heat soak prone. I had CAI but I went back to SRI because the rain was making me paranoid, and I didn't like how it was making me run a little lean. (15's and 16's AFR)
#10
I have an Injen on my 2.4, and I've ran it both ways. I've ran stock Injen filter, K&N filter, and now AEM Dryflow fliter. I'd say you're good either way, but run the Dryflow. Way better than anything else. 99% filtration vs 93% of anything else close. Power is a tad higher on the CAI vs the SRI, but it's not like it's a turbo.. lol
#12
get one end of thread lol.
with these cars so sensitive to air flow any increase or change in the way it was from oem throws every thing out of whack. any mod to airflow, (intake header exhaust, etc etc) should be tuned for.
you've seen this first hand with your AFR.
blk06cbltss
is that what your tuned for at wot? cause that's rich.., lol
with these cars so sensitive to air flow any increase or change in the way it was from oem throws every thing out of whack. any mod to airflow, (intake header exhaust, etc etc) should be tuned for.
you've seen this first hand with your AFR.
blk06cbltss
is that what your tuned for at wot? cause that's rich.., lol
#14
Agreed. I notice a big difference in not just power, but everything when I change any piece of my intake.
#16
same
Would love to, but don't wanna watch my warranty fly out the window.
I never noticed much difference when I modded my intake from GMPP.
get one end of thread lol.
with these cars so sensitive to air flow any increase or change in the way it was from oem throws every thing out of whack. any mod to airflow, (intake header exhaust, etc etc) should be tuned for.
you've seen this first hand with your AFR.
blk06cbltss
is that what your tuned for at wot? cause that's rich.., lol
with these cars so sensitive to air flow any increase or change in the way it was from oem throws every thing out of whack. any mod to airflow, (intake header exhaust, etc etc) should be tuned for.
you've seen this first hand with your AFR.
blk06cbltss
is that what your tuned for at wot? cause that's rich.., lol
I never noticed much difference when I modded my intake from GMPP.
#17
i went with injen. i like being able to switch between CAI and SRI. Sometimes it floods really bad around here and thats when ill just pop it up into a SRI. dont have to worry bout hydro lock then =)
#18
id get annoyed by having to take out the headlight all the time to get the filter out
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#24
My right headlight doesnt even sit properly any more since its been taken out so many times I have a K&N Typhoon short ram and its good but heatsoaks like hell. When my turbo goes on, Im getting a Hahn Intake