Airaid intake
10-09-2009, 05:56 PM
#11
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10-10-2009, 11:18 AM
#13
'Dr. X'
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Location: Toto's Kansas
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for that price, i'd definitely do it. i've had mine for about 10 months now and have had zero problems; my car does have more power in the 3500+ rpm range (how much, i don't know, but enough to make it noticable) and i get about 1 mpg better. plus, like you mentioned, when you are ready for the tune (and you will want one down the road 
), take out the inlet tube you have a 4" diameter intake, like all the other 'good' cai's out there 
(i don't know why everyone keeps hating on the airaid)
), take out the inlet tube you have a 4" diameter intake, like all the other 'good' cai's out there (i don't know why everyone keeps hating on the airaid)
Last edited by Xeno; 10-10-2009 at 11:20 AM.
10-10-2009, 12:24 PM
#15
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Location: NW Arkansas
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The 'better ones' are fricken expensive.
For the price its being offered for and
the option to tune it later (who else
but AirAid offers that, jack?) you will
be making out like a gang buster...
There are also plenty that dont require
a tune so thats not 'about it'.
Wanna rephrase your post to reflect
the meaning hidden within?
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