inexpensive CAI, too good to be true?
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inexpensive CAI, too good to be true?
Im looking to get a CAI for my truck and have shoped around and seen kits from 50-400 bucks, i saw this one on e bay and it looked descent to me, the thing i like about it is it goes straight to the throttle body and not to through the intake resanator, or whatever the hell its called. it comes with a K&N filter and all the items to put it together and a new vacuum hose assembly. the only reservation i had is that ive never heard of the company and the price was failry cheap, but how hard can it be to f*ck up chrome tubing and clamps, please let me know if anyone has heard of it or the company or has any input...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMEWA%3AIT
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMEWA%3AIT
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RE: inexpensive CAI, too good to be true?
ORIGINAL: stykthyn
why would you want it to go through the resonator? The point of an aftermarket is to get rid of that thing.
why would you want it to go through the resonator? The point of an aftermarket is to get rid of that thing.
http://www.airram.com/products3.htm
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RE: inexpensive CAI, too good to be true?
airram makes an excellent product. Get his scoop and the power wire. He posts regularly on Dodgetalk.com and everybody there swears by his stuff. Just dont spend your time with a volant or k&n, they're pretty, but you can get the same results for far less money.
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RE: inexpensive CAI, too good to be true?
im definately going with the air ram set up, i talked to nick yesterday and he definately knwos what hes talkin about, its a 4in set up with double insulation and a larger filter and it bolts straight up to the TB, im also getting the power wire and the scoop, ill let you all know how it works when i get it
check out his site, its the best for the money!
http://www.airram.com
check out his site, its the best for the money!
http://www.airram.com