This is for test fitting of the 2004 application to the existing product. Here's the deal.

1. If the kit fits, its yours to keep.
2. If it doesn't fit, you have the opportunity for development (2 week process typically) and then you will receive a free intake.

If you are in the Los Angeles area and this sounds interesting, email me direct.

benl@aempower.com

Thank You.
Ben Lascelles.

 

i give them my car for 2 weeks, and i get an intake...wow. This is the same deal with that guy awhile ago for the turbo kits. They had to pay for the proto-type turbo kits installed on thier cars...

GL

 

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I fail to see how its the same. AEM isn't making anyone pay for anything.

 

ttt.

 

this is for test fitting an intake?

 

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yes