if u want performance get that new AEM dryflow filter... altho its less quiet then the reg AEM filter it does make the engine/car run alot smoother

 

Nice 2 year jump in posts!!!

 

the Apexi filter is better than that.

 

how in the world did someone even find this thread?

 

Ist off my fellow member let me put this before you to remember and think about..no one in our forums needs to be refered to as an Idiot for thinking about anything..so please refrain from any harsh words towards any of our members...

WheelBrokerAng

 

Hey Nate...probably by mistake I'd say..[sm=bounceybounce.gif]

 

I must add this to this forum post for all to read...I bought my CAI to go faster as most of you have done, not to gain in fuel savings...I like to get my foot into the gas pedal and hear that Great sound that we get from them.
I also like the idea that itwasa Fast and Cheap way for me to get another approx 10 horsepower out of my V6...and by the way...it was great to go back a couple of years and see what we were talking about then: seems to be the same thing that we still talk about today in the 2007 forums

WheelBrokerAng [sm=americanasmiley.gif]

 

200 dollers
for 1-2 mpg


you guys make me laugh.

intake=sound/looks
no so much performance.
if you want better gas mileage, dont rev over 3000 and you should be fine. biggest differernce is how you press the accelerator.

 

nate ..... while you are laughing at others, realize that the intake is free in about 2 years if 1.5 mpg is achieved.

12,000 mi per yr / 20 mpg = 600 gallons used per year

1.5/20 = 0.075 0.075*600 gal = 45 gallons saved per year

45 gallons per year * $2.50 per gal = $112.50 per year saved on gas


Note that gas is more expensive than $2.50 per gallon, so the payback period is actually less than 2 years ...... how long do you own cars before you sell them?

 

Yeah within 2 years MAX, it'll have paid for itself...