INJEN C.A.I. Installed
Wow
For anyone who's on the fence as to whether or not they should get the intake from INJEN (or AEM, I guess), Do it!
I have ZERO mechanical skills, and I was able to install it in one afternoon! I still have to cut out the fake air ducts, but other than that, I'm done. And guess what?
I DIDN'T HAVE TO TAKE THE BUMPER OFF!!!
Granted, it was a bit of a pain in the ass, but with a little patience (and just a tad bit of scraping) I got it in. Also, you don't have to take the bumper off to change/clean the filter.
This intake sounds MEAN when at WOT. If I keep it under 4K, it sounds stock, but once you step on it, you get a nice deep growl and a very large grin.
As far as performance goes, the ass-dyno shows no loss of power anywhere, and although it MAY be a placebo effect there does seem to be a little more something when starting off the line.
For anyone who's on the fence as to whether or not they should get the intake from INJEN (or AEM, I guess), Do it!
I have ZERO mechanical skills, and I was able to install it in one afternoon! I still have to cut out the fake air ducts, but other than that, I'm done. And guess what?
I DIDN'T HAVE TO TAKE THE BUMPER OFF!!!
Granted, it was a bit of a pain in the ass, but with a little patience (and just a tad bit of scraping) I got it in. Also, you don't have to take the bumper off to change/clean the filter.
This intake sounds MEAN when at WOT. If I keep it under 4K, it sounds stock, but once you step on it, you get a nice deep growl and a very large grin.
As far as performance goes, the ass-dyno shows no loss of power anywhere, and although it MAY be a placebo effect there does seem to be a little more something when starting off the line.
Aren't intakes supposed to add like 5 hp? Does the addition of intake increase wear on the engine by allowing too much dust/dirt/particles/etc into the engine? I'm looking to mod but not sure if i want to go intake first or exhaust/header
There is a dyno which shows increases as high as 15hp at a couple of points, and consistent hp across the entire range. I think the increase at peak hp was about 9hp.
The intakes use filters, so they shouldn't allow any more dust or debris than any other intake.
I haven't seen an exhaust/header increase that gave the same cost/benefit as these CAIs for $250.
The intakes use filters, so they shouldn't allow any more dust or debris than any other intake.
I haven't seen an exhaust/header increase that gave the same cost/benefit as these CAIs for $250.
Tanq - Keep in mind the plots we posted were achieved on a car that already had the Spoon N1 and header package. I think the results show that with only header/exhaust, there is little gain (see stock plot) and that once the intake is upgraded, there is a nice improvement all the way across the board.
Well - Drove it to work today...I love it even more. Thanks to R&D Motor Sports for the great service...
I'm not sure if I lost it, or if it didn't come in the box, but I didn't have the 10mm bolt to hold the 'vibramount' in place...so I'll take care of that (permenatley) today.
Now....What do I do with all the space in my engine bay?
Also...know anyone who wants a 2 month old K&N?
I'm not sure if I lost it, or if it didn't come in the box, but I didn't have the 10mm bolt to hold the 'vibramount' in place...so I'll take care of that (permenatley) today.
Now....What do I do with all the space in my engine bay?
Also...know anyone who wants a 2 month old K&N?
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by deadpedal
[B]Wow
For anyone who's on the fence as to whether or not they should get the intake from INJEN (or AEM, I guess), Do it!
I have ZERO mechanical skills, and I was able to install it in one afternoon!
[B]Wow
For anyone who's on the fence as to whether or not they should get the intake from INJEN (or AEM, I guess), Do it!
I have ZERO mechanical skills, and I was able to install it in one afternoon!



