Which Intake Do You Like Best?
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Blackin' Out The 8
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Which Intake Do You Like Best?
I am curious to hear other members' opinions on which CAI Brand they feel is the best.
I currently have a K&N Typhoon Intake, but thinking about switching to something else, so I am interested to see what other people feel is the best CAI for an 8.
I currently have a K&N Typhoon Intake, but thinking about switching to something else, so I am interested to see what other people feel is the best CAI for an 8.
Last edited by klanham08; May 18, 2010 at 03:19 PM.
Step 1: get rid of your K&N hot air intake.
Either the AEM or Racing Beat are your best choices; they are hands down the best intakes offered for our cars. I would know, I've had both.
As for which one is 'better'? That's subjective as they both accomplish the same goal in diffeent manners: get more cold air into the engine.
It comes down to preference and looks. The RB is great for retaining that 'sleeper / stock' look while the AEM is a bit flashier.
I changed from RB to AEM simply because the AEM was more accomodating to my next round of mods.
other random thoughts:
do you live in an area where you might have to drive in heavy rain or near large puddles? Some people with the AEM have experienced issues with the filter getting soaked.
If you get the RB, make sure to get the duct to take full advantage of it.
Also, the AEM is a 'dry' filter where are as the RB uses an K&N filter that you clean and oil.
Either the AEM or Racing Beat are your best choices; they are hands down the best intakes offered for our cars. I would know, I've had both.
As for which one is 'better'? That's subjective as they both accomplish the same goal in diffeent manners: get more cold air into the engine.
It comes down to preference and looks. The RB is great for retaining that 'sleeper / stock' look while the AEM is a bit flashier.
I changed from RB to AEM simply because the AEM was more accomodating to my next round of mods.
other random thoughts:
do you live in an area where you might have to drive in heavy rain or near large puddles? Some people with the AEM have experienced issues with the filter getting soaked.
If you get the RB, make sure to get the duct to take full advantage of it.
Also, the AEM is a 'dry' filter where are as the RB uses an K&N filter that you clean and oil.
Step 1: get rid of your K&N hot air intake.
Either the AEM or Racing Beat are your best choices; they are hands down the best intakes offered for our cars. I would know, I've had both.
As for which one is 'better'? That's subjective as they both accomplish the same goal in diffeent manners: get more cold air into the engine.
It comes down to preference and looks. The RB is great for retaining that 'sleeper / stock' look while the AEM is a bit flashier.
I changed from RB to AEM simply because the AEM was more accomodating to my next round of mods.
Either the AEM or Racing Beat are your best choices; they are hands down the best intakes offered for our cars. I would know, I've had both.
As for which one is 'better'? That's subjective as they both accomplish the same goal in diffeent manners: get more cold air into the engine.
It comes down to preference and looks. The RB is great for retaining that 'sleeper / stock' look while the AEM is a bit flashier.
I changed from RB to AEM simply because the AEM was more accomodating to my next round of mods.
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Blackin' Out The 8
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From: Bel Air, MD
I live in MD, so we sometimes get some decent amount of Rain. I like my intake now, but it was on the car when I purchased it and I want to change it to something that I want rather than what was already on there. So now I am torn between AEM or RB, but I also want the Intake Duct as well.
Right now all i have on my 8 is an AEM intake and its pretty loud. Everyone says mines louder than the RB cai..so if you want something alittle louder..AEM.
I noticed a little better acceleration with my intake also.
I noticed a little better acceleration with my intake also.
I really like the RB Revi with the duct.
Quiet at moderate throttle but you can hear it at WOT.
Racing Beat engineers some great products that go well with the car.
Oh and butt-dyno approved.
Quiet at moderate throttle but you can hear it at WOT.
Racing Beat engineers some great products that go well with the car.
Oh and butt-dyno approved.
good catch, my friend.
In due time all will be revealed.
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After a week full of research. I got a Injen Cold air intake. Its sounds so good. And I can tell a power difference. I also didnt think I would be able to install it my self. But it came with step by step installing just for you car. $303 is what I paid for it on Ebay.
could you show us your research?
as the ingen cai has been the biggest fail ever..
not that i know **** about dick.
beers
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Blackin' Out The 8
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Yeah I have been reading up online as well and I have heard nothing bad about the RB intake. So hopefully in a few weeks I can get the Intake and Duct.
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hey guys this might sound stupid but, when you guys say RB intake with duct. those the duck come with it?????????????
just asking because i want to switch from my K&N intake to the RB REvi.......
just asking because i want to switch from my K&N intake to the RB REvi.......