Aem V2
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AEM V2 CAI :24-6110C http://store.excelerateperformance.c...c/i-47067.aspx
AEM V2 CAI: 24-6016C http://www.amazon.com/AEM-24-6016C-Metal-Induction-System/dp/B000CFQKZ2/ref=au_pf_pfg_s?ie=UTF8&Model=TL|749&n=15684181&s= automotive&Make=Acura|58&Year=2008|2008&carId=001
These two are different somehow?
AEM V2 CAI: 24-6016C http://www.amazon.com/AEM-24-6016C-Metal-Induction-System/dp/B000CFQKZ2/ref=au_pf_pfg_s?ie=UTF8&Model=TL|749&n=15684181&s= automotive&Make=Acura|58&Year=2008|2008&carId=001
These two are different somehow?
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The Amazon one says "This product does not fit your 2008 Acura TL"
Part Number 24-6016
1998-2002 Honda Accord V6
2001-2003 Acura CL V6
2000-2003 Acura TL V6
Part Number 24-6016
1998-2002 Honda Accord V6
2001-2003 Acura CL V6
2000-2003 Acura TL V6
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If you are looking for a performance upgrade, I would not do a CAI as your first performance mod. Personally I would invest in Richie's V3 Jpipe. As soon as I installed my cai, it just made me wish I had an exhaust. I ended up getting my aem v2 cai, rv6 v3 jpipe, and finally an atlp v2 exhaust in this order. I wished I would have went jpipe, exhaust, and cai because for the $$$ to hp this would probably be the best setup. Just my 2 cents....but the part # is correct.
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Now that one also says " This product does not fit your 2008 Acura TL "
Amazon has the correct one 24-6110C at
http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=...qid=1292780738
And looks like eligible for free shipping
http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=...qid=1292780738
And looks like eligible for free shipping
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Intakes have their flaws. You can't just expect power on the first day you slap on your intake. You have to let your ECU get use to the flow of air from your intake. In about of week, should feel a good difference. either that or tune your car.
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I know most people will disagree with me here but I just installed my UR pulley and noticed the engine revs nicely but I was a bit disappointed. Nothing on the low end more so at the high end. I felt only minimal gains with my ATLP V1 Quads and TBS. I didn't feel as much with these other mods as I did when I installed my AEM V2 that gave me more low to mid-range gains.
All this with butt-dyno of course, don't flame me. All I know is my car is very noticeably quicker than stock cars of my friends. I don't understand people who say they don't want that CAI sound? Huh? How do you not like that WOT VTEC sound?? You need to go to Lexus then.
I have my RV6 V3 ready to bolt on this week and am ready to experience the hype.
All this with butt-dyno of course, don't flame me. All I know is my car is very noticeably quicker than stock cars of my friends. I don't understand people who say they don't want that CAI sound? Huh? How do you not like that WOT VTEC sound?? You need to go to Lexus then.
I have my RV6 V3 ready to bolt on this week and am ready to experience the hype.
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aem v2 was my first mod and by far my favorite mod
my mpg was down to like 8 cuz i liked the sound so much i kept hitting the pedal hard everywhere i went
defnitely go with the aem V2 first. the intake basically gives power to the rest of the mods and brings everything together...your going to eventually have to get an intake so why not start with it
i did AEM V2....xlr8 exhaust....atlp test pipe...then switched to rv6 v3 jpipe with comptech exhaust and now im waiting on my v3 pcds to come in end of january
my mpg was down to like 8 cuz i liked the sound so much i kept hitting the pedal hard everywhere i went
defnitely go with the aem V2 first. the intake basically gives power to the rest of the mods and brings everything together...your going to eventually have to get an intake so why not start with it
i did AEM V2....xlr8 exhaust....atlp test pipe...then switched to rv6 v3 jpipe with comptech exhaust and now im waiting on my v3 pcds to come in end of january
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See this thread for more info on the j-pipe dyno:
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...highlight=xlr8
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Yeah good point. I'm going with AEM v2 first for sure... right now just sneaking around waiting for xlr8 to go on sale or maybe group buy AEM V2 ![Wish](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/wish.gif)
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aem v2 was my first mod and by far my favorite mod
my mpg was down to like 8 cuz i liked the sound so much i kept hitting the pedal hard everywhere i went
defnitely go with the aem V2 first. the intake basically gives power to the rest of the mods and brings everything together...your going to eventually have to get an intake so why not start with it
i did AEM V2....xlr8 exhaust....atlp test pipe...then switched to rv6 v3 jpipe with comptech exhaust and now im waiting on my v3 pcds to come in end of january
my mpg was down to like 8 cuz i liked the sound so much i kept hitting the pedal hard everywhere i went
defnitely go with the aem V2 first. the intake basically gives power to the rest of the mods and brings everything together...your going to eventually have to get an intake so why not start with it
i did AEM V2....xlr8 exhaust....atlp test pipe...then switched to rv6 v3 jpipe with comptech exhaust and now im waiting on my v3 pcds to come in end of january
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http://www.cosmoracing.com/productin...id=86&pid=1973
these guys make copies of expensive parts and sell them for cheap but still decent quality
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I would definitely go RV6 J-pipe first if you're looking for money vs. gains. The jpipe and cai roughly costs the same, but you're looking at 15 hp vs 2 hp gain...not to mention that if a cop pulls you over, they're not going to see or hear the jpipe whereas once they tell you to rev, you're screwed.
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I would definitely go RV6 J-pipe first if you're looking for money vs. gains. The jpipe and cai roughly costs the same, but you're looking at 15 hp vs 2 hp gain...not to mention that if a cop pulls you over, they're not going to see or hear the jpipe whereas once they tell you to rev, you're screwed.
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I would definitely go RV6 J-pipe first if you're looking for money vs. gains. The jpipe and cai roughly costs the same, but you're looking at 15 hp vs 2 hp gain...not to mention that if a cop pulls you over, they're not going to see or hear the jpipe whereas once they tell you to rev, you're screwed.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=...=5336075433-20
is there any reason as to why item 1 and 3 have the same part numbers but look different?
is there any reason as to why item 1 and 3 have the same part numbers but look different?
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