CAI question
well wich gets you what kind of power....ive heard of people having problems with water when it rains with the cai that goes right infront of the right wheel....is that bs or what?
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But thats for an s2000?
</TD></TR></TABLE>But thats for an s2000?
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think about it logically...
short rams are higher up in the engine bay therefore suck in hotter air whereas cold air intakes have the filter sit low in the corner of the bumper and draw cooler air. if u get cold air, depending where u live, u may want to consider the water bypass valve.
i believe i read somewhere on here a long time ago short rams produce more torque. not sure tho...don't quote me
short rams are higher up in the engine bay therefore suck in hotter air whereas cold air intakes have the filter sit low in the corner of the bumper and draw cooler air. if u get cold air, depending where u live, u may want to consider the water bypass valve.
i believe i read somewhere on here a long time ago short rams produce more torque. not sure tho...don't quote me
short ram has better throttle response also, for a daily drive stick with a short ram, i have a cai, and i'm not very impressed with it, luckily its 2 pieces so i can make it a short ram
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Civicse »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">short ram has better throttle response also, for a daily drive stick with a short ram, i have a cai, and i'm not very impressed with it, luckily its 2 pieces so i can make it a short ram
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you couldn't say that before?
</TD></TR></TABLE>you couldn't say that before?
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