this guy is selling this AEM CAI on ebay
im having a second thought on this intake
can anyone tell if this is the real AEM CAI for s2000 from the pic??
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...item=1866897822

 

It's the real deal, but it's been sold.

 

Thanks Rick
I'm the winning bidder. After contacted the seller, This CAI only come with the pipes and the bypass, NO filter, No rubber hoses, NO bolts!!! for $150 shipped to my door, is that a good deal?

Why is this CAI look different from other member's AEM member i was looking at earlier
How many pipes does AEM CAI come with?

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by whiteGoKart39
[B]Thanks Rick

 

Without the rubber hose and hose clamps, you won't be able to attach it to the car. The bolt is no big deal -- you can get one at a hardware store. I don't recall the retail price, but without the missing parts, I'm not very confident that you got a good deal.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by SteveUCI
[B]

The AEM CAI comes in 2 pipes, but I sure do hope you get the appropriate hoses & clamps that come with it!!!

 

No, $150 used with all parts is a reasonable deal, as that's about what people are getting for them....you can find them new for around $210. By the time you add in the filter + S/H, bolts, etc., you'll be up to the price of a new one. I hate to tell you, but you were part of a bad deal.

I'm not sure why this thing would come with 3 pipes, unless the guy sliced one in half to make the install easier

 

OK, just looked at the pic, and it took me a few seconds to figure out what the guy did. Normally one would place the bypass valve between the standard two pieces, but this guy cut the upper pipe into two pieces to allow the bypass valve to be inserted way up high in the bay...whatever floats your boat, I guess.

 

To install the by pass you have to cut the upper pipe in two. The cut should be around 6 inches after the throttle body, hence 3 pipes not 2....