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Originally Posted by DrDre1443
i beg to differ...my V2 is longer than any CAI I've ever had.
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Originally Posted by DrDre1443
i beg to differ...my V2 is longer than any CAI I've ever had.
u mean longer than any short ram uve ever had im assuming...
the V2 has significant gains over the short ram over the full rpm range... short ram is only down low.
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Originally Posted by ju5tchi11in
u mean longer than any short ram uve ever had im assuming...
the V2 has significant gains over the short ram over the full rpm range... short ram is only down low.
the V2 has significant gains over the short ram over the full rpm range... short ram is only down low.
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the pullies dotn do much but every little bit helps. i have never had a problem in 4 yrs. anyways i would spend the 120 on something else. add another 150 and u can get a dc cc header. only get the pullies if u get a good deal. like used for $75
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I wouldn't go with the AEM pullies, they're worthless. Like the other guy said, they're just for show. If you want HP gains, get the Unorthodox Racing crank pulley.
I have an AEM V2 intake in my 99 CL. It's in between a short ram, and a cold-air intake. My intake rests right behind the passenger side headlight.
I have an AEM V2 intake in my 99 CL. It's in between a short ram, and a cold-air intake. My intake rests right behind the passenger side headlight.
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Originally Posted by ajbent86
would u say the V2 is a better or worse choice then a cold air?
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go with an Injen CAI, we've been having more success with them over any intake we've used including AEM. I'm running one on my 3.0 and we just installed a few others in the past week. Zerostatic if your cousin has a RSX Type S definately tell him to switch to the Injen CAI, it comes complete with the new redesigned windshield washer fluid jug so the pipe fits which I believe AEM doesn't with thier CAI. We did a '04 Type S sunday night with the Injen CAI and catback, a very noticeable gain.
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Originally Posted by C-Cook
Zerostatic if your cousin has a RSX Type S definately tell him to switch to the Injen CAI, it comes complete with the new redesigned windshield washer fluid jug so the pipe fits which I believe AEM doesn't with thier CAI.
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anyone have the V2 and a magnaflow 14815 exhaust together? wondering how deep it would sound on the 98 2.3
This is the one I got because the tips look BIGGER.
Well this is what it looks like installed.
I'll try to post some sound clips this week.
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