Zane1111

Alright I have a 2001 tl and I want to stick an intake it has 165000 miles on it but it runs grate will there be an engine problem also what's better short ram or full sized one what's he best kind brand and geves a good sound and horsepower

csmaan12

Just get an intake from eBay, they cost like $40. All you need to do is just replace the filter it comes with. AND the best part is, you can switch between CAI or SRI.

That is what I did. Now if you want an actual name brand intake, I say go for AEM V2.

Zane1111

Is secret weapon any good

Type-ES

Just remove your Intake muffler. Its free.

csmaan12

Those are pretty decent, although I had a buddy that had one on his CL-S and the filter on that thing looked really shitty (dirty as hell) compared to the cheap-o filter I got from the eBay intake.

This is also an option, and furthermore you can just drill out some quarter sized holes on the bottom of the intake box, and it will essentially be the same exact thing, especially if you get a good K&N drop in filter.

Stephen00TL

Remove intake resonator is free but get k&n filter for 40$
Short ram intake is 100-150$
Cold air intake is around 200+
Comptech ice box is ~275$ and has the best hp gain I beleive
Custom is also a way you can go which will vary in cost

KruznSolo

looking for more power/sound invest your money into headers/catback. All intakes whether they're CAI or short ram. They all generally do the same thing only difference is name brand(includes carb sticker) vs generic.

shakenbake73

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ thats the best advise i got a while back. intake alone will give you gains in the "butt" dyno but not on the road. atleast not noticable ones. mix n match and ull see real gains

ibs

Put some headers if you want some real hp gains. It would be better. But I have an AEM cai v2 and I like it just fine. Love the response and sound, and I live in atl, never stops raining. never had any problems

csmaan12

I think people are way too afraid of CAI, as long as you don't live in the Amazon, and have to drive through rivers or 3 foot deep puddles, chances are, absolutely nothing will happen.

Stephen00TL

Already tried to convine him to get headers in another thread. He is trying to look for noise and do stuff that does not cost much and gives little gains. headers are the best way to go for performance

yeedatoy

buy mine $50 shipped

https://acurazine.com/forums/car-parts-sale-361/2g-tl-p-ac-autotechnic-cold-air-intake-845751/

Zane1111

Thanks guys and btw I do plan on getting headers but not now maby down the line I was just making sure that I won't have any problems with an intake I did consider drilling holes but I can get a good air intake for 50 bucks so... Ithink it's better to just buy the intake

Stephen00TL

Good luck And don't drill holes just remove intake resonator and your good to go and as long as you don't drive though a lake your good

yeedatoy

Probably not, you'll get a pipe that works fine with a shitty filter. If you're going to buy a cheap intake you should spend another $30-$50 on a good filter unless you want your motor to keep eating dirt.

02type-s

Ive got an Injen Race Division cold air and love it. Don't put junk on a nice car

Stephen00TL

Couldn't agree more do it right the first time and save some money down the road

Element-L

I took the removal of the resonator one step further and installed an old SRI 3" pipe from the air box to the throttle body, eliminating the convoluted piping. Don't care if it does anything additional, but I do like the way it sounds. Oh and def K&N filter. I did the same thing on my Mazda6 V6 and loved it.

Stephen00TL

There is many things you can do just try it and see if you like it.

Excelerate

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CT-Engineering, INJEN and AEM all make great intakes for the 2G CL/TL.