AEM Intake?
04-25-2004, 11:36 PM
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AEM Intake?
Does anyone know when the AEM/Ingen intake is comming out. I read that post on it, but nothing there and nothing on the site. I got my racing beat exhaust and i want it a lil louder so i was lookin into getting intake. But i dunno if i should get a K&N or wait for who knows how long for the AEM intake? Plus you guys think there will be a big difference in sound, i don't really care about performance.
04-29-2004, 07:20 PM
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Looking for an AEM intake? i found one on this site...only problem is you have to call for the pricing...
http://www.planetperformance.com/pro...roductID=50487
http://www.planetperformance.com/pro...roductID=50487
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If you want to make it louder and get the added bonus of a true performance gain for about the same price then I'd go with the midpipe. Just get the one with the resonator cause without the car can be obnoxious (sp?).
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they supposedly are in testing but it's been well over the 2 week time frame the tech stated...either they are finally making a "tuned" intake rather than the waste of money everyone else has thrown out on the market already...or it became to difficult and they gave up...
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Originally posted by RotorMotor04
I think that Tech is a BS'er. He told me a couple of weeks ago that only a little more testing and it would be ready.
I think that Tech is a BS'er. He told me a couple of weeks ago that only a little more testing and it would be ready.
The testing is 95% complete. This particular application required new tooling which is going through reliability testing right now.
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A long arm intake like one in JDM from Trust/GReddy is an interesting idea... maybe best combined together with the advantages of an intake like K&N... ie variable.
OTherwise... you'd do well to take notice of what RE, AutoExe, and HKS... and finally K&N have done... cooling box around the filter to absorb heat and lower intake temps.
OTherwise... you'd do well to take notice of what RE, AutoExe, and HKS... and finally K&N have done... cooling box around the filter to absorb heat and lower intake temps.
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