aem VS.iNJEN
Originally posted by 4IGS2000
You mean strut bar.
The Comptech clears and the Cusco one clears also.
BTW.. spending $120 for an intake does more to the S2000 than spending $150.
Everyone knows the Strut bar for the S2000 is mearly cosmetic.
You mean strut bar.
The Comptech clears and the Cusco one clears also.
BTW.. spending $120 for an intake does more to the S2000 than spending $150.
Everyone knows the Strut bar for the S2000 is mearly cosmetic.
Back to the original question...
I have the Injen and love it. Makes one hellava noise! The AEM is the same basically with the exception of it being in 2 parts. That makes the AEM easier to install, maybe save you 10 minutes. Both show about a 7HP gain on the dyno but I'm quite sure it's a bit more than that on the street. You don't need a dyno to know that it makes power and quite a bit of it.
For about $250 they get my
seal of approval. A must have but did I mention they are loud as hell? Forget an exhaust if you go with either of these, you won't hear it.
I have the Injen and love it. Makes one hellava noise! The AEM is the same basically with the exception of it being in 2 parts. That makes the AEM easier to install, maybe save you 10 minutes. Both show about a 7HP gain on the dyno but I'm quite sure it's a bit more than that on the street. You don't need a dyno to know that it makes power and quite a bit of it.
For about $250 they get my
oh, if you live in an area prone to high water go with the AEM c/w bypass valve or don't use this type of intake. I drive in SoCal with RA-1s that used to have wearbars so I'd likey be in the ditch long before ever sucking up water.
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