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StevieD561 03-11-2008 04:42 PM

cold air or short ram?
 
i just recently purchased a 2004 rx8 and i love it. i want to start doing some work on it and im not exactly too tech savvy about cars yet. ive been lurking the forum and i havent found anything too useful on this subject. what do you guys recommend and why, regarding getting a cold air intake as opposed to a short ram. you can PM me or just post it here. thanks :lol:

expo1 03-11-2008 04:47 PM

Intakes provide little gain so go with what you like. I think the top three are the K&N v2 , AEM :) / Mazdaspeed & the Racingbeat Revi. Do an advance search on them and pick.
Since intakes gains are low I would lurk around here for a used one and save some $$$

snipaz2420 03-11-2008 04:50 PM


Originally Posted by expo1 (Post 2342682)
Intakes provide little gain so go with what you like. I think the top three are the K&N v2 , AEI / Mazdaspeed & the Racingbeat Revi. Do an advance search on them and pick.
Since intakes gains are low I would lurk around here for a used one and save some $$$

AEM* :)

mysql 03-11-2008 04:51 PM

your oem intake is well designed. Going with a short ram is a step backwards. The airflow isn't going to be as nice over the maf, and you'll be heating up the air around the intake whenever the car is not moving quickly. I don't see any reason why a short ram would ever be used unless you had no other choice.

StevieD561 03-11-2008 10:02 PM

thanks guys, i really appreciate the help


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