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Intake Brand
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From: Alaska
RE: Intake Brand
They are all good, when it all comes down to it a pipes a pipe. So an AEM or K&N filter is probably better than a injen one. But as far as power goes there isnt one out of the 3 that will provide more than any other.
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From: Upland, CA
RE: Intake Brand
Thats true. I was going to go with K&N, because my friend has a Cold Air Intake on his Jeep, and its nice, plus it has an excellent warrenty, but I've seen other people with AEMs or Injens, so I wasnt sure if there was a power difference. I'll stick with K&N. Thanks for the help!
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RE: Intake Brand
i could use the pick me up in lower rpms. when the summer rolls round my exhaust is going on headers and now i think a, aem sri red intake ,148 stock to 190 hp all in one day I CAN"T WAIT for 60 degrees
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RE: Intake Brand
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i could use the pick me up in lower rpms. when the summer rolls round my exhaust is going on headers and now i think a, aem sri red intake ,148 stock to 190 hp all in one day I CAN"T WAIT for 60 degrees
i could use the pick me up in lower rpms. when the summer rolls round my exhaust is going on headers and now i think a, aem sri red intake ,148 stock to 190 hp all in one day I CAN"T WAIT for 60 degrees
So you guys would suggest a AEM Short Ram?