View Poll Results: Best intake
Injen CAI
107
24.54%
AEM CAI
132
30.28%
RRM SRI
49
11.24%
Weapon-R
13
2.98%
Other (specify brand)
62
14.22%
Rhys Millen Racing
61
13.99%
Bomz
12
2.75%
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Best intake so far..
Mar 27, 2003, 10:45 AM
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should be able to find and elbow at either a auto parts store or I found mine at the Home Depot.
As far as the breather filter goes...it just keeps dirty air from coming into the valve cover, stuff that wouldve typically been filtered by the intake
As far as the breather filter goes...it just keeps dirty air from coming into the valve cover, stuff that wouldve typically been filtered by the intake
Mar 27, 2003, 03:57 PM
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You don't HAVE to replace the elbow, but it's a good idea because the stock one flexes a lot. The one on my intake now stays put wihtout any problems.
If anyone needs a silicone elbow I'd be happy to give em my Injen one (red, somewhat thin at about 1/4" thickness, and with a small, white Injen decal on it) if you pay for shipping.
If anyone needs a silicone elbow I'd be happy to give em my Injen one (red, somewhat thin at about 1/4" thickness, and with a small, white Injen decal on it) if you pay for shipping.
Mar 27, 2003, 07:43 PM
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If anyone wants to recommend an intake missing from the poll I can add it rather than having them post to "other", but if it's custom then it's probably best just to vote other.
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Apr 2, 2003, 09:37 PM
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Originally posted by purecoda
so i have a noob question, and i'm too lazy to search right now. what exactly is the specific function of a breather filter?
i too was thinking of making my own intake using just a filter and mas adaptor, and completely forgot about the breather thingy. also, where could i pick a silicon elbow?
danka.
so i have a noob question, and i'm too lazy to search right now. what exactly is the specific function of a breather filter?
i too was thinking of making my own intake using just a filter and mas adaptor, and completely forgot about the breather thingy. also, where could i pick a silicon elbow?
danka.
I personally use RMR cold air under my hood, and have had nothing but positive effects from it. Rain, sleet, snow, or shine theres been nothing so far on the street in CT that can catch me when I let the hammer down.
Apr 3, 2003, 02:03 AM
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Originally posted by purecoda
danka.
danka.
way OT. so here goes:most intakes do the same thing, similar gains. if your'e gonna get an exhaust system (especially with a header) it's definitely a good idea to get intake to help balance out. but if you are only gonna get intake and call it quits on the performance mods, better to spend your money on an xbox game or marijuana.
Apr 3, 2003, 02:11 AM
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I recently got the AEM CAI. I'll be writting up a review and a photo intall soon (wanna give it a few days to see how she responds before I write a review. Over all though, easy intall, good sound and could feel a little umph in the 3K-4K rpm range.
Apr 6, 2003, 10:26 PM
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i would like to know what AEM cold air intake for my 2003 lancer oz and where i can buy and if not too muchy trouble how much it cost. by the way what is the best i know aem is proven dyno thats about all i know sofar though if you got any info please tell me much apreciated thanks
Apr 6, 2003, 10:34 PM
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Originally posted by Rob425
I personally use RMR cold air under my hood, and have had nothing but positive effects from it. Rain, sleet, snow, or shine theres been nothing so far on the street in CT that can catch me when I let the hammer down.
I personally use RMR cold air under my hood, and have had nothing but positive effects from it. Rain, sleet, snow, or shine theres been nothing so far on the street in CT that can catch me when I let the hammer down.
I second that thought. Well everything except living in CT I live Fl it rains like a **** sometimes. RMR is a good choice!