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RE: afe or banks?
I have a Banks Ram Air System. I can't comment on which one is better. I nevered owned anafe system, but I had on a K&N CAI before the Banks and the Banks gave me more throttle response and made the turbo sing more. Banks and I believe the afe has non oil filter for cleaning. Stay away from CAI filters that take oil to clean them. You want a dry filter system.
Really if you want to save money. Get yourself a good drop in filterand take the baffles out of the intake tubing. Your not really going to gain much more hp or air flow w/ an aftermarket system. Even though the aftermarket filter is twice as big as the drop in. It has been proven. Unless it gives you piece of mind to install CAI system. If I was more educated at the time. That's what I would've gone with.
So for the two CAI systems your asking about. Can't go wrong w/ both. The Banks will be alittle more than the afe. Also a sugestionas it goes hand in hand. You don't have to get a complete exhuast sytem, but I would recommend to get a aftermarket muffler to replace the stocker. You will need a free flowing muffler to help out w/ EGT and get GUAGES for the Flashpaq.
Really if you want to save money. Get yourself a good drop in filterand take the baffles out of the intake tubing. Your not really going to gain much more hp or air flow w/ an aftermarket system. Even though the aftermarket filter is twice as big as the drop in. It has been proven. Unless it gives you piece of mind to install CAI system. If I was more educated at the time. That's what I would've gone with.
So for the two CAI systems your asking about. Can't go wrong w/ both. The Banks will be alittle more than the afe. Also a sugestionas it goes hand in hand. You don't have to get a complete exhuast sytem, but I would recommend to get a aftermarket muffler to replace the stocker. You will need a free flowing muffler to help out w/ EGT and get GUAGES for the Flashpaq.
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RE: afe or banks?
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I have a Banks Ram Air System. I can't comment on which one is better. I nevered owned anafe system, but I had on a K&N CAI before the Banks and the Banks gave me more throttle response and made the turbo sing more. Banks and I believe the afe has non oil filter for cleaning. Stay away from CAI filters that take oil to clean them. You want a dry filter system.
Really if you want to save money. Get yourself a good drop in filterand take the baffles out of the intake tubing. Your not really going to gain much more hp or air flow w/ an aftermarket system. Even though the aftermarket filter is twice as big as the drop in. It has been proven. Unless it gives you piece of mind to install CAI system. If I was more educated at the time. That's what I would've gone with.
So for the two CAI systems your asking about. Can't go wrong w/ both. The Banks will be alittle more than the afe. Also a sugestionas it goes hand in hand. You don't have to get a complete exhuast sytem, but I would recommend to get a aftermarket muffler to replace the stocker. You will need a free flowing muffler to help out w/ EGT and get GUAGES for the Flashpaq.
I have a Banks Ram Air System. I can't comment on which one is better. I nevered owned anafe system, but I had on a K&N CAI before the Banks and the Banks gave me more throttle response and made the turbo sing more. Banks and I believe the afe has non oil filter for cleaning. Stay away from CAI filters that take oil to clean them. You want a dry filter system.
Really if you want to save money. Get yourself a good drop in filterand take the baffles out of the intake tubing. Your not really going to gain much more hp or air flow w/ an aftermarket system. Even though the aftermarket filter is twice as big as the drop in. It has been proven. Unless it gives you piece of mind to install CAI system. If I was more educated at the time. That's what I would've gone with.
So for the two CAI systems your asking about. Can't go wrong w/ both. The Banks will be alittle more than the afe. Also a sugestionas it goes hand in hand. You don't have to get a complete exhuast sytem, but I would recommend to get a aftermarket muffler to replace the stocker. You will need a free flowing muffler to help out w/ EGT and get GUAGES for the Flashpaq.
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RE: afe or banks?
Jimmy-
You will notice a big difference compared to stock. You'll feel the tq.. And the mini van, well you'll feel likeyour in aNASCAR TRUCK
when you download it. I will mail it out 9am sharp in the morning and you will get it Tuesday. Just make sure to update it on Superchips website. Click on the Flashpaq update link on the home page and download the software to your computer then update the Flashpaq from there. If you have Windows Vista you can't do it until I believe late summer when they make the software compatible. It's no biggie, but I know they did some updating to the Flashpaq programming over the months.
Steve-
I will take some pics of the CAI and try to post tonight.
You will notice a big difference compared to stock. You'll feel the tq.. And the mini van, well you'll feel likeyour in aNASCAR TRUCK
when you download it. I will mail it out 9am sharp in the morning and you will get it Tuesday. Just make sure to update it on Superchips website. Click on the Flashpaq update link on the home page and download the software to your computer then update the Flashpaq from there. If you have Windows Vista you can't do it until I believe late summer when they make the software compatible. It's no biggie, but I know they did some updating to the Flashpaq programming over the months.Steve-
I will take some pics of the CAI and try to post tonight.