Should I get a CAI ???
02-05-2003, 02:19 PM
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Should I get a CAI ???
I just got my 198 Max lowered and put 18's on it, I have a system already, I was looking to add a little pep to my car...I would like it to be a little quicker, and maybe a little deeper sound...I was looking at the Place Racing Cold Air intake on Custommaxima.com....What are the pros and cons of the intake, is the hi flow cat a better way to go ??? I'm on a very limited budget so its one or the other....Cant really go over 200 $....I could spend 400 but I wanted to get my windows re-tinted becasue they are purple from the last person who owned the car.... Thanks for the advice...
02-05-2003, 04:21 PM
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If you are going to do a Y-Pipe get the Budget for $160 delivered. T-304 Stainless Steel and a much better buy than the Wrapspeed.
Check out the BOMZ CAI on the group buys for $65 shipped. Its a Place Racing Rip Off but its Aluminum vs steel and a super buy.
There you go $225 for both. Best deal of the Century.
Jim
Check out the BOMZ CAI on the group buys for $65 shipped. Its a Place Racing Rip Off but its Aluminum vs steel and a super buy.
There you go $225 for both. Best deal of the Century.
Jim
02-05-2003, 04:59 PM
#4
Originally posted by Jime
Check out the BOMZ CAI on the group buys for $65 shipped. Its a Place Racing Rip Off but its Aluminum vs steel and a super buy.
Jim
Check out the BOMZ CAI on the group buys for $65 shipped. Its a Place Racing Rip Off but its Aluminum vs steel and a super buy.
Jim
02-05-2003, 07:52 PM
#9
I just installed my Injen Intake and it is great! I use to have a HAI and when I floored it straight out the RPM would jump to 3500 RPM or so and then go. Now when I stop it I find immediate responce! It is great, and it has a good sound too, Y pipes are good too 
02-06-2003, 01:22 AM
#10
Originally posted by Nismo
Wouldnt it be better to have more heat to the exhaust? I always thought more hotter =better flow?
Wouldnt it be better to have more heat to the exhaust? I always thought more hotter =better flow?
Also the good thing about the PR and the BOMZ is that you can use it either as a CAI or Hybrid with no additional parts.
02-06-2003, 06:13 AM
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Originally posted by Jime
If you are going to do a Y-Pipe get the Budget for $160 delivered. T-304 Stainless Steel and a much better buy than the Wrapspeed.
Check out the BOMZ CAI on the group buys for $65 shipped. Its a Place Racing Rip Off but its Aluminum vs steel and a super buy.
There you go $225 for both. Best deal of the Century.
Jim
If you are going to do a Y-Pipe get the Budget for $160 delivered. T-304 Stainless Steel and a much better buy than the Wrapspeed.
Check out the BOMZ CAI on the group buys for $65 shipped. Its a Place Racing Rip Off but its Aluminum vs steel and a super buy.
There you go $225 for both. Best deal of the Century.
Jim
02-06-2003, 07:21 AM
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If you go with the Bomz CAI I would recommend replacing the crap filter they include with it with a real K&N. It should run ~$40 so for $100 or so you will have a CAI as good as the place racing and have the option of running it as a hybrid.
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