here are the brands of the intake...n give me a suggest which one is the best..

K&N Typhoon
Injen
AEM
Weapon R

 

1) If you search around the various threads, you'll read about all of these and why we like/dislike them.
2) None will give you gain, some will deprive you of power, all will give you increased sound.
3) Out of those four I would choose AEM.

 

AEM out of those, that said this topic has been beat to death on these forums at this point so try advanced search if your have trouble with the search function.

 

In his defense when I try to search somthing simple on here I have to scroll through pages of bullshit sometimes never finding what I'm looking for

 

Which is why I never use the "simple search" feature.
I always go straight to the "advance search" to narrow down the results to a particular section.

 

ok so which one will sound better?...K&N?

 

My previous post still stays the same...

 

which one will sound better is subjective. Some people like rock, some people like blue grass.

Your best bet is to go to a local meet up and listen to different intakes.

 

Whats with your threads? Do you even bother looking at other threads on this forum?

 

Best Intake for RX-8:

Stream
Engineering
Air
Ramification
Compressor
Hub

 

lawl

 

You posted this at 1:14. I google searched "Stream Engineering Air Ramification Compressor Hub" less than 10 min. later and it's first entry lead me back to this thread.

 

Guess you miss-read it lol

 

Encase it wasn't obvious enough.

Intakes are pointless for our cars unless its necessary for an engine swap.
The stock intake is perfect for our engine, its already a CAI anyway.
If you're really only looking for sound, save your money and get a nice dual resonated racing beat mid pipe, and an HKS single exit HI-Flow exhaust.

 

^^ Tweek, u r making it too obvious lol

 

Gut the stock intake, remove vfad, purchase RB ram air duct. Best intake around.

Or Ill trade you for my K&N Typhoon intake for $150 + your OEM intake. Trying to go back to stock anyways.

 

Just roll down the windows... you'll get all the air you need.