Fujita Intake
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I bought the RRM SRI because I have a red Lancer, identical color. If I had to do it all over again, I'd make my own! I do like the sound of it tho.. .sounds like a turbo sucking air or something until I enter MIVEC RPM, then I dont hear it. It's really nothing noticable in terms of performance.
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Yeah they do the same thing. I in theory got mine for the increased diameter, at the time AEM was 2.5 inches, while Injen was 2.7, there lies a difference between them and it is this, AEM makes for good low end, whereas Injen has a reasonable low end, they both manage quite the same mid range, but it is the Injen that gave me taht top end from hell... started calling it the final nail on the coffin
...LOL, and YES, proven by racing..... If you search my name in Youtube youll see
...LOL, and YES, proven by racing..... If you search my name in Youtube youll see
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Go to a track street racer boy. Seriously....for your health and others around you.
And your one video on Youtube is terrible....too dark and you can't tell anything. Just squealing tires and headlights.
Bottom line: No real difference between intakes....except CAI or SRI.
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Not racing anymore... and not due to any personal tragedy, maybe its just growing up. The vids are there, they were uploaded by somebody one I uploaded, it wasnt even me recording... but they were there. Vid quality, I dont care, they are not my vids, they ve been online, actually I just pretty much found out myself. Vids are old as ***** anyway
BTW, if there was really no diff, why would they even make one? to suck up water when wet?
Not racing anymore... and not due to any personal tragedy, maybe its just growing up. The vids are there, they were uploaded by somebody one I uploaded, it wasnt even me recording... but they were there. Vid quality, I dont care, they are not my vids, they ve been online, actually I just pretty much found out myself. Vids are old as ***** anyway
BTW, if there was really no diff, why would they even make one? to suck up water when wet?
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not when wet, when SUBMERGED. this is one thing you may want to add to your CAIvsSRI thread mitvrx. common mistake is that a CAI will suck water from a splashing puddle, it's just not so, at least not in the sense that it will cause hydrolock. unless you drive in water OVER your filter you will not suck up enough water to damage your car.
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Come on Dan, that's rather obvious.
And no man, I'm not fired up about it. I'm just trying to clear it up. I absolutely love this man's car and the skill he shows in this competitions. I've made some mistakes in my life, it's pretty normal
And no man, I'm not fired up about it. I'm just trying to clear it up. I absolutely love this man's car and the skill he shows in this competitions. I've made some mistakes in my life, it's pretty normal
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no, it's not obvious at all, and if you would search all the threads about the AEM bypass you would think the same thing. There are tons and tons of people who think the AEM bypass is for any amount of water, and they will debate this fact with you even though AEM's website explicitly tells you this if you read.
I wasn't saying you were wrong, I was clarifying so more people don't get the wrong idea about CAI's.
AGAIN: A CAI WILL NOT SUCK UP WATER AND DAMAGE YOUR ENGINE UNLESS THE FILTER IS SUBMERGED.
I wasn't saying you were wrong, I was clarifying so more people don't get the wrong idea about CAI's.
AGAIN: A CAI WILL NOT SUCK UP WATER AND DAMAGE YOUR ENGINE UNLESS THE FILTER IS SUBMERGED.
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Not racing anymore... and not due to any personal tragedy, maybe its just growing up. The vids are there, they were uploaded by somebody one I uploaded, it wasnt even me recording... but they were there. Vid quality, I dont care, they are not my vids, they ve been online, actually I just pretty much found out myself. Vids are old as ***** anyway
BTW, if there was really no diff, why would they even make one? to suck up water when wet?
Not racing anymore... and not due to any personal tragedy, maybe its just growing up. The vids are there, they were uploaded by somebody one I uploaded, it wasnt even me recording... but they were there. Vid quality, I dont care, they are not my vids, they ve been online, actually I just pretty much found out myself. Vids are old as ***** anyway
BTW, if there was really no diff, why would they even make one? to suck up water when wet?
I think you missed when I said the only real difference was between SRI and CAI. Even that difference is pretty small.
Sure there are different manufacturers, and their specs may be slightly different from each other....but when it comes down to a power difference, it is too slight to really matter.
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Lol, that little difference saves you some tenths doesnt it?
And my mistake to ever imagine all people have common sense(not as an offense) Ive seen some pretty wild head scratching moments. Mostly from ppl trying to cross floods with CAI cuz they have a bypass
And my mistake to ever imagine all people have common sense(not as an offense) Ive seen some pretty wild head scratching moments. Mostly from ppl trying to cross floods with CAI cuz they have a bypass
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