Cold Air intake
Main differences:
1. Length.
2. Short Ram Intakes (SRIs)are closer to the engine which means they can possibly suck in more hot air.
3. Cold Air Intakes (CAIs) are more expensive.
4. CAIs may or may not suck in water since it is so low to the ground but if you are driving through that much water get an SUV instead (or dont lower your TL haha).
(funny story, i blew through a 2ft snow bank behind my car created by a snow plow the other day in my non-lowered TL-S)
1. Length.
2. Short Ram Intakes (SRIs)are closer to the engine which means they can possibly suck in more hot air.
3. Cold Air Intakes (CAIs) are more expensive.
4. CAIs may or may not suck in water since it is so low to the ground but if you are driving through that much water get an SUV instead (or dont lower your TL haha).
(funny story, i blew through a 2ft snow bank behind my car created by a snow plow the other day in my non-lowered TL-S)
i made a lower turbulance cia
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=939fd6vtzCQ
on the cheap
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=939fd6vtzCQ
i made a lower turbulance cia
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=939fd6vtzCQ
on the cheap
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=939fd6vtzCQ
dont worry I had a 3in mandrel bent custom intake made for me today its way nicer
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what do you guys think about the different intakes out there? i was looking at either injen intakes, aem cai, or the aem v2 intake. can anyone provide me with a comparison? from all that ive read there doesnt seem to be much difference it the actual output each one gives. which would you guys recommend for an 03 tl (non type s)? they are all around 250-300 bucks so i dont think price is a real issue. trying to get good performance for price and really a nicer sound out of it too. if there are any other intakes which perform better for my car please let me know
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most people would prefer an injen cai over an aem cai mainly because of the bracket issues on the aem cai. welding seems much stronger and durable on the injen cai. as for hp output.. they roughly make around the same hp, 3" bended tube leading straight to an air filter.
since you have a tl-p and desire performance (although you won't feel it much from just an intake), you should get the aem v2. otherwise, i'd just stick with an injen cai.
since you have a tl-p and desire performance (although you won't feel it much from just an intake), you should get the aem v2. otherwise, i'd just stick with an injen cai.
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