Package from Bulletproof - ASM Intake
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Originally Posted by mav,Oct 11 2005, 11:00 AM
HvRRZ, stop hating and stop trying to justify your hatred. Jealously is such a horrible thing. Oh and as one AEM owner to another, AEM sucks. Don't even mention AEM in the same sentence as ASM, Amuse, Mugen, J's Racing or GruppeM.
Let it go bro...let it go...
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From: Toronto
Originally Posted by HvRRZ,Oct 11 2005, 10:00 AM
I'll stay with my V2, cover the frame showing, hav better gains then your inake, and still have a lot more money left over for further mods.
Like what he said earlier, he worked hard and his income can pretty much support his hobbies. It is really pointless to argue if this is an smart "investment" of his, the initial point of this thread was just to show how beautiful the ASM intake looks like, since he is the first one to have it.
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Originally Posted by HvRRZ,Oct 11 2005, 07:22 PM
sell i and go get ourself a Mugen then and stop hating your AEM when you have one.
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From: Tsukuba
ASM intake = 
This is the best carbon intake that I like the most. Lots of ppl here has different opinion, is it worth it or not ? Rolex or Swatch ?
I've got a dynoplot for this intake.
Green - Baseline
Red - ASM intake, Podio 4-1 header 45-65mm & J's Racing 70SS exhaust
**Dynapak measured** numbers are in PS (hp to flywheel).
This is the best carbon intake that I like the most. Lots of ppl here has different opinion, is it worth it or not ? Rolex or Swatch ?I've got a dynoplot for this intake.
Green - Baseline
Red - ASM intake, Podio 4-1 header 45-65mm & J's Racing 70SS exhaust
**Dynapak measured** numbers are in PS (hp to flywheel).
