question.... which CAI is better on s2k?
The only cutting required to install the PRM is to shorten one vacuum line a half inch. Installation takes about 45 minutes and going back to stock is easy (but you will need to purchase that vacuum line replacement).
Thanks for the comments everyone. I think the AEM and INJEN both look great so I wouldn't want anyone to think I was knocking them. I wanted something I could fiddle with easy and really liked the idea of the velocity stack design and funnel opening. It took me about 40 minutes to install but I also created a bracket which helps to support the unit (it's under the funnel). Contact Gerry at PRM for ordering info. I paid around $279.
http://www.prmracing.com/
http://www.prmracing.com/
Been considering all and doing research before I pull the trigger. . .
Injen - worried about sucking in water, but great power gains
AEM - after hearing what it sounded like at WOT I decided that even if it had a 20 hp gain, I wouldn't get it.
Comptech - beautiful and CARB certified. Not sure about the coolness of the sound or the power gains.
PRM - um, I think Russ just sold me on it even though it doesn't look right in the engine bay.
Injen - worried about sucking in water, but great power gains
AEM - after hearing what it sounded like at WOT I decided that even if it had a 20 hp gain, I wouldn't get it.
Comptech - beautiful and CARB certified. Not sure about the coolness of the sound or the power gains.
PRM - um, I think Russ just sold me on it even though it doesn't look right in the engine bay.
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