Do you lose Low/Mid Range Torque using AEM intake?
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Racer
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Do you lose Low/Mid Range Torque using AEM intake?
Thought if I changed the title, I would get more responses.
Original: https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=113843
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Originally Posted by donkeykang
Thought if I changed the title, I would get more responses.
Original: https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=113843
Original: https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=113843
Hopefully someone.....anyone...will respond!
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Racer
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Help...anyone?
So people don't have to click the link if they don't want to...
Is there a loss in low-mid range torque? My biggest issue waiting for the AEM was torque. People who did a dyno with their Injen reported loss in their torque and that was the main thing steering me away from an Injen and keeping me waiting for the AEM last year.
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Originally Posted by ndx2
there's no loss in torque in any range, according to aem. most hp gain is at high rpm, and most torque gain is at mid-high rpm.
how many people with injen have gotten their cars dyno'd?
how many people with injen have gotten their cars dyno'd?
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