What's the difference between the one and two piece CAI? sorry if it's a noob question

 

2 piece use stock MAF section, 1 piece has a cut out where you install the MAF sensor. 1 piece is an improvement over 2 piece, but would it even be negligible?

 

"Service Engine Soon" light came on for the first few days and went out. And I killed a new Avalon with it and my auto in 3.

 

...uhh, how fast are those Avalons anyway? Are they even a match for the 6th gen?

 

If I remember correctly, they have a point second advantage in 0-60.

 

you guys should wait for www.cp-e.com mafci or is it www.ce-p.com either way........ wait..........

 

its 500 dollars, damn!! good gains though, for the altima..

 

Ya, imagine that coupled with an ECU? I'd rather have this than some BS intake. Though gotta love the sound a 3.5 makes when it switches over at 4k, just absolutely SICK. lol

I might be a test mule for the SE-R intake for cp-e if they don't have anyone else to do it. 3 hour drive for ~25 peak HP

 

reason for the big gain is, they give you a small ecu that fixes the A/F ratio, by doing this alone will give you hp all the way around + the intake it should be a good gain, but is all in the fuel ratio..

keep us updated..

 

Yup I'm just debating if I want to go with the tuneable or non-tuneable version. I think for simplicity's sake I'll go with the non-tuneable version. We shall see though.

 

well basically i have greddy sp2 and i ordered the ce y-pipe and im thinkin bout gettin a cold air intake
i was wondering which one is the best,how much does it cost and most importantly i heard it might f up the engine i dont keep my car in the garage and use it everyday should i get the CAI?

 

Are there some members who can refer me to some shops in the NY area that they use for engine mods etc...?

 

im wondering same thing but im thinking injen is better just by the fact its more well known

 

I have the fujita and love it!!

 

one of the owners from INJEN left there to start the FUJITA company... so both are kinda the same, the fujita was built better, injen is now catching on to the better hardware and such..

 

!!!!!!!!!i Luv My Fujita!!!!!!!!

 

awesome sound, not ricey

 

I just got mine delivered. I will put it on this weekend. Can't wait to hear/see the results!!!!

 

You will not be disappointed

 

does fujita Cold air intake get water in the engine easily? if u dont garage it all year round is it possible that when its raining hard it can get into the engine?

 

it's pretty hard to get water in the engine - and it's impossible to get water in it just because it's raining hard

you basically have to submerge the intake (which is rather low compared to stock but not on the ground) or run through a ridiculously large puddle at a high speed

 

I installed mine this past weekend and it is awesome. I love the sound. Easy install as well.