Cold Air Induction Installations and Comments...
02-26-2007, 03:38 PM
#41
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RE: Cold Air Induction Installations and Comments...
What effects does a CAI and tune have on the longevity and reliablity of a car? I know driving habits are going to play a big part as well as other mods, but generally speaking?
The different tunes allow for different octane, and in the case of auto's, different shifting points? Will that kill the transmission earlier?
The different tunes allow for different octane, and in the case of auto's, different shifting points? Will that kill the transmission earlier?
04-12-2007, 07:29 PM
#43
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RE: Cold Air Induction Installations and Comments...
Cover or No Cover for the filter..? Also - suggestions on type - I really like the metal elbow look - would prefer not to have to run high octane gas every tank if I don't have to. We are already $3+/gallon for 87. I have read lots in various posts about the C&L. Understand K&N doesn't do too much...?
04-15-2007, 11:29 PM
#44
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RE: Cold Air Induction Installations and Comments...
The cdc shaker isn't a c.a.i. its a hood scoop. It really doesn't add any hp, from what Iv'e heard. But they do look cool. Does anyone know the cheapest place to order the c & l street intake and xcal tune?
04-30-2007, 10:36 PM
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RE: Cold Air Induction Installations and Comments...
does anyone have any experience with the roush cai. i'm getting ready to install it in the next couple of days and just wondered if anyone had anything good or bad to say about it.
05-06-2007, 07:08 PM
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RE: Cold Air Induction Installations and Comments...
I have the C&L with dialblosport predator 91 octanetune and it's just super duper.
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05-07-2007, 04:48 AM
#48
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RE: Cold Air Induction Installations and Comments...
ORIGINAL: HDmstng
What effects does a CAI and tune have on the longevity and reliablity of a car? I know driving habits are going to play a big part as well as other mods, but generally speaking?
The different tunes allow for different octane, and in the case of auto's, different shifting points? Will that kill the transmission earlier?
What effects does a CAI and tune have on the longevity and reliablity of a car? I know driving habits are going to play a big part as well as other mods, but generally speaking?
The different tunes allow for different octane, and in the case of auto's, different shifting points? Will that kill the transmission earlier?
06-18-2007, 06:51 PM
#49
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RE: Cold Air Induction Installations and Comments...
The Roush CAI and the Airaid CAI are the same thing, so if you look around on the forums for Airaid CAI's you'll find what you are looking for. As far as I have read, the Airaid CAI is not the best out there, but by far not the worst and seems to be well liked by those who have it. For the best gains you'll need to retune.