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Old 28-Oct-2005, 02:14 PM
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which intake to get for winter?

i'm getting an intake soon

but which one is good for winter? cuz winter coming soon

cold air intake or short ram intake?

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i would suggest a short ram because if snow gets around your intake filter on your cai and you park it somewhere warm like the garage it might melt the snow then when u drive it it might hydrolock your motor.but nontheless i wouldnt even bother putting an intake on for winter just keep it stock
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yea, Id say stay stock for winter then once its over..think about cai or short ram.
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Yeah, might as well wait. I gotta switch back to stock soon.
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Originally posted by italstallion
i would suggest a short ram because if snow gets around your intake filter on your cai and you park it somewhere warm like the garage it might melt the snow then when u drive it it might hydrolock your motor.but nontheless i wouldnt even bother putting an intake on for winter just keep it stock
when it melts it will drip off.. you won't hydrolock your motor like that.. you need to basically emerse the filter in water for it to suck up enough to hydrolock
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Old 28-Oct-2005, 03:31 PM
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Im keepin my home made cai on, lol

just gonna keep checkin up on it
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when it melts it will drip off.. you won't hydrolock your motor like that.. you need to basically emerse the filter in water for it to suck up enough to hydrolock
yup.. rob's right. You need to basically have the filter in a puddle in order to get hydro-lock. But an easy solution to this.. would be a bypass valve. Honestly.. I have cai with no bypass, and I drive in the rain all the time. I've even driven through puddles (not huge ones) and nothing has ever happened.

But to answer your question I would just get SRI since it's cheaper. And don't get AEM it's a total waste of money.. all intake tubes are pretty much the same. Some may vary.. but honestly you won't feel the difference.
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Old 28-Oct-2005, 03:42 PM
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Neither. Remove the resonator from behind the bumper and put a K&N drop in filter in your stock airbox.
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Neither. Remove the resonator from behind the bumper and put a K&N drop in filter in your stock airbox.
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Old 28-Oct-2005, 04:04 PM
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screw switching back and forth, u clean ur filter every year anyways!

if u want a CAI get one, i had a CAI for 2 years with no problem..
in the winter nothing!

but this past summer almost got screwed!!
so i bought a Bypass valve!
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Believe it or not Short Ram intakes make more then cold air too. So ya go with the short ram.
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rock with OEMs
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how much hp does short ram intake/cai gains? 10hp?

just need more hp without spending alot of money on it
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Originally posted by sky0901
how much hp does short ram intake/cai gains? 10hp?

just need more hp without spending alot of money on it
30Hp haha, they give u like if anything maybe 2 hp
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you loose power
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Old 28-Oct-2005, 10:21 PM
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Originally posted by sky0901
how much hp does short ram intake/cai gains? 10hp?

just need more hp without spending alot of money on it
I can guarantee you, you will not feel the difference. And it is no where close to 10hp. That's what the companies claim.. but I read somewhere it's something like 7-8hp around redline, if that.

They perform better on high performance engines, but on a stock D, you won't notice anything. And if you think you do, it's just your mind playing tricks on you
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ok thanks all for the advice
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