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  • #16
    Re: ChromeIntakes CAI

    I guess ya get what ya pay for, probley better off spending the money and getting a better namebrand, thanks for the heads up

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    • #17
      Re: ChromeIntakes CAI

      yeah cleaning would probably help. im pretty sure its aluminum.

      '95 3.8L A4 PGM. & '95 LT1 M6 PGM. :burn:

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      • #18
        Re: ChromeIntakes CAI

        UPDATE:
        So I paid $75 total for 2 pieces of aluminum (which i didnt know could rust) and a k&n. the k&n is the RU-3580 which is about $50 online(without shipping). So far i just have 1 piece of Aluminum on with the k&n on it. I let the car warm up then took it for a spirited drive. It doesnt seat-of-pants feel faster, but with a 3.4, getting thrown back is usually only accomplished by a clutch drop, but it seems faster- meaning the rpms climb faster and it the 4500 rpm drop off point doesnt seem to drop off like it used to. here's my opinions

        30* ambient temps = +/- 5 hp (all air is cold air right now in wisconsin)

        K&N Filter = 2-4 hp 1-2mpg

        3" piece of aluminum probably good for 1 hp cuz its smoother than the stock piece of plastic and not bottlenecked.

        Conclusion: The k&n itself probably did most of the gain. and the $75 total was worth it only because of the the k&n.. I would definitely recommend this thing cuz its $100+shipping cheaper than the k&n FIPK (and has a bigger filter)
        _dust

        (I doubt the second piece is worth anything right now cuz its already COLD air, in the summer it will probably keep from losing the gains)

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        • #19
          Re: ChromeIntakes CAI

          Just got mine last week. I think they make a heck of a difference and i like the turbo spool sound that it makes. The only thing is ever since i put it on my car acts like it wants to die when i pull of to a stop lite. it will start cuttin out and tryin to die really bad. I put the stock stuff back on and still does it. i cant figure out whats wrong with my car.

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          • #20
            Re: ChromeIntakes CAI

            I dont think that was the intake's problem, lol. Mine had no negative effects. I sat in traffic yesterday for about 5 minutes and when i got to my destination, the tube was hot. The tube is aluminum so it conducts heat fairly well. I dont have the cold tube on yet so it was sucking hot air.

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