Cold Air Intake ?
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Cold Air Intake ?
I what to buy a cai but which one of these is the better one i know you should get rid of the hemi hat but should i get the long one or short so style
or this one
I like the one where you can see the filter but it seems the that hangs down low where you cant see the filter would get more air?
or this one
I like the one where you can see the filter but it seems the that hangs down low where you cant see the filter would get more air?
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you can find ones on ebay that are long tubes that also remove the hemi hat. yes it is cheaper to buy on of these but i think there are a few benefits to the home made. i think the pvc actually help because it is a lot thicker and dosn't transfer the heat to the air as much as these metal pipes. plus u can get what ever filter you want instead of the pos filters these ebay intakes come with but you could do that after words any way. also you can say to your friends i built my own cai.
i spent $50 on my filter but i got an aem dry flow 3x5
i spent $50 on my filter but i got an aem dry flow 3x5
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If that thing is $25 shipped then the filter has got to be a POS and I'd not trust it in my vehicle. Pyro bought one online for cheap and I was making him one a short time later when his broke from the vibrations of driving, the materials used were so thin and weak.
Those of us who make 'em spend about $15 in PVC, coupler and brackets and about $35 on a good quality filter alone. If you don't want to make one, at least buy a decent one. Dirt and debris does a LOT of damage to an engine!!!
Those of us who make 'em spend about $15 in PVC, coupler and brackets and about $35 on a good quality filter alone. If you don't want to make one, at least buy a decent one. Dirt and debris does a LOT of damage to an engine!!!
Last edited by HammerZ71; 08-12-2010 at 01:03 AM.
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