ChrisMan287

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And no loss of low end for us auto guys, I don't know how much more I can stress that.

With my Bomz SRI I was suffering down low big time from heat soak, even with my header wrapped mid-pipe and heat shield.

kel456

more searching from old posts will convince you not to touch your intake and forget about K&N.

max ride 41

iTrader: (4)

i actually have a k&n filter in the stock box, had it for 4 years and no problems. i really want to try the cai, but want the right set up so i dont f up maxy's performance. im still trying to see if its worth doing as i just replaced my old resonator with a jy one cause the hose was cracked underneath. she's running good, but low end is def a little laggy at times.

CMax03

iTrader: (3)

Make your own.......My helmholtz box is still in the mix (for quietness/good linear throttle response)! Cost me about $100 approx.

kel456

new K&N has a better air flow than new paper filter but recharged K&N including drop-in is worse than new paper filter. how much dirt can anyone remove from a dirty K&N filter? recharging it with too much oil can damage the mas sensor. there was a very convincing info.

Mr. Brett

iTrader: (7)

Sure, but actually, it's been dyno-proven AFAIK that our cars perform better with SRIs mounted right next to the edge of the engine bay.

The tubing on most CAIs on the market for the 4th and 5th gens is so long, that you may actually lose some power up top. I noticed in switching from my CAI to my SRI that the car wanted to pull harder in the mid-to-high powerband. And that was in my automatic.

Mr. Brett

iTrader: (7)

That's why you buy an AEM Dryflow or an Apex'i...whatever they're called.

ChrisMan287

iTrader: (34)

There's also Amsoil. I love my 3" Amsoil Dryflow filter.