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What intake are you running?

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Old 10-14-2010, 02:43 PM
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Everyone seems to be all about AEM. I have an Injen and was wondering why there isnt much love for that company. dunno.gif
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AEM and AEM style are the way to go, hands down..

it gets the coldest air and gets the filter out of the engine bay..

if you have fog lights and your splash guards, the aem will protect the filter from splashing water better also.. it does sit lower than the ingen, but i'd hope you didnt plan to take the tib in 5"-6" of water anytime soon anyway.
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I have an aem. Cai>wai.
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another thing to mention besides the fact that the AEM gets colder air, it is all one piece. no extra silicon couplers.
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I have an Injen.
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AEM Dryflow.
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Injen here too smile.gif


http://www.gripmotorsports.com/pi~pn~injen...ystem-1725.html

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4inch diameter piece of straight pipe and a autozone cheapo filter

i ran a injen for years never had a problem, got it for 60 bux so who cares

it dynoed 1hp less than the aem

hell even the aem dynoed less than the random special lol
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wow random special is a blast from the past!

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I have a K&N cold air intake. I bought it from this place last year when it was on sale for only $99.

http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/details/...QK33570647.html
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