cheap j's racing intake setup
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Originally Posted by WyattH,Apr 6 2006, 01:29 PM
I've never understood why anybody buys the Mugen intake over the J's. I can't possibly understand how it's better. Your combo looks good.
. I had both 2 times. The Mugen quality is far superior than the Js (hoods are a different story though) 
, regardless if the Js intake nets you 1 hp more. Theres a reason the intakes are $500 apart.Back to the thread. Bump..
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Originally Posted by JsAP1,Apr 9 2006, 03:44 PM
Come on bro . I had both 2 times. The Mugen quality is far superior than the Js (hoods are a different story though) , regardless if the Js intake nets you 1 hp more. Theres a reason the intakes are $500 apart.
Back to the thread. Bump..
. I had both 2 times. The Mugen quality is far superior than the Js (hoods are a different story though) , regardless if the Js intake nets you 1 hp more. Theres a reason the intakes are $500 apart.Back to the thread. Bump..
i hope to try one of these intakes out, but im limited to my selection since i have spoon tai front on order.
im starting to look into the Gruppe-M intake.
Bump for something different to the starter of this thread
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From: never never land
Originally Posted by zbrewha863,Apr 11 2006, 11:15 PM
Guedo, doesn't Spoon make a Carbon intake specifically for their Tai front bumper?
I kinda want to replace the OEM box, so my options are limited with the Spoon front.
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