Somebody here in mtl talk to me about this kind of new design CAI and I was wondering if some of you guy knows about that stuff... The creator use to compete in ATV an find out it would be a good idea to create some for car...

Anybody runs this PRM CAI?

 

no body knows about that stuff??

 

no one knows about ti because its probably a cheap peace of ****

 

There is no new design to a CAI. a CAI intake is a CAI intake. The size/length etc and filter palcement maybe different, but in the end, you won't be looking at worthwhile gains over a cheapo ebay one.

 

the only retro cold air intake is mugen's and comptech's icebox

 

An intake is still an intake, it not like one is gonna make that much more power then the other

 

Ok go see that web site... http://www.prmracing.com... I know that the winner of the solo league here in Quebec use that cai last year on a modified prelude engine...

 

It's just a slight mix of a standard CAI and an Iceman intake with the filter inline vs at the end.

 

wow 170 for a LS, 270 for a GSR. Thats fucked up, and look at the price list, the GSR cai is the most expensive one, hell M3 one is only 160

 

looks like a remodified aem v2, still. go icebox if you want to play it safe w/ good gains.

 

PRM CAI's are WAY old. Just a way to get cold air & eliminate hydrolock, IE Comptech.

Ive never seen any dynos though actually.

 

Thanks Rory Breaker for your knowledge

If you had choice... Wich intake or CAI would you go with? I heard the comptech is good and AEM too but will I have probs with water?

 

Just don't floro it or step on the throttle any when gonig voer big ppuddles.. Generally it's jsut a big hype that gets people scared. I drove with ym CAI over winter back in the day and through rain storms.

 

As long as the filter isnt submerged, you shouldnt have a problem. A properly oiled filter should be able to withstand splashes of water without any issues.

Personally, I would go with what everyone has success with, and what Ive seen dynos of. The PRM doesnt look like it has any special gimmick that would generate any extra gains (ie 3" pipe, a "chamber" design, etc).

Or you could spend the $200 the right way and put it in a turbo fund