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WhitePoint
Member # 4642
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If I buy a cold air intake, do I have to change my mass air meter or could I keep my stock one? Thanks
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Jeff S
Member # 371
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You should be able to keep you stock one unless you buy some crazy CAI.
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WhitePoint
Member # 4642
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What is a CAI? How about bbk or upr?
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ci$ko
Member # 2425
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go bbk..upr is cheap stuff...
cia is a lazymans way of sayin C.old A.ir I.ntake
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WhitePoint
Member # 4642
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Thanks...lol. So what's a "crazy" cold air intake?
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Jeff S
Member # 371
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The BBK CAI is complete crap. Honestly the stock setup with a K&N filter works exceptionally well to around 325rwhp.
A "crazy" setup would be something like an AFM powerpipe which uses a 3.5" or 4" pipe and you'd need to use a "crazy" adapter to fit your stock MAF to the piping.
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shiftylx
Member # 2670
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the Mac cai works just fine, and is cheaper than the bbk.
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FasterDamnit
Member # 442
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Went 11's w/ my stock box and K&N. 316rwhp/326rwtq.
JeffS is right. The stock intake design IS a cold air intake.
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WhitePoint
Member # 4642
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I have a K&N air filter....so you would suggest not getting a cai? I don't wanna waste my $$ if it's not worth gettin...
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Jeff S
Member # 371
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quote: Originally posted by WhitePoint: I have a K&N air filter....so you would suggest not getting a cai? I don't wanna waste my $$ if it's not worth gettin...
Correct. I would spend the money on something else.
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WhitePoint
Member # 4642
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Thanks guys
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ONEBAD383STROKER
Member # 4965
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you can find them for 30 bucks if you look around. I thought it was worth it
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