Air Intakes For The LMM
In the past I have had CAI on my trucks, with the advancement of the OEM filters is it still worth it to buy an after market CAI system?
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No but see your other tread.
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I VOTE NO....
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i am going to get one because i want the reusable filter. i don't want to keep buying these expensive filters!
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Aaron, you know what the answer to that question is for a DMax. :ph:
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Noooooooooo!
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No.
McRat just played with this on a Dyno last week. Pulled the air filter off and lost 8 rwhp did some tuning an gained 3 rwhp over stock. So any aftermarket intake is going to take some of that away. So not worth the money imo. |
Originally Posted by Kat
(Post 82286)
No.
McRat just played with this on a Dyno last week. Pulled the air filter off and lost 8 rwhp did some tuning an gained 3 rwhp over stock. So any aftermarket intake is going to take some of that away. So not worth the money imo. losing about 5 hp not a big deal for me, i like that sound of my turbo screaming out the aftermarket intake alot better than it being hidden by the stock intake. |
Originally Posted by 2500HeavyDuty
(Post 82307)
:( i wish i had a dyno to play with.
losing about 5 hp not a big deal for me, i like that sound of my turbo screaming out the aftermarket intake alot better than it being hidden by the stock intake. Which is fine. As long as you are not spending the money to gain HP :U: |
One time I took a 2000 Cummins 5spd to the Dyno and when I completely removed the intake filter it lost power :argh: This was tried on several different runs with the same outcome.
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