Everything you need to know about the CAI Inc. V6 Intake!

[CamaroJim56]

Here is an install question... Is the filter supposed to "seal" against the box? Mine doesn't, and there is a small "gap" in the hole where the filter runs into the box.

Thanks.

Jim

[Sales @ CAI Inc]

Originally Posted by CamaroJim56

Here is an install question... Is the filter supposed to "seal" against the box? Mine doesn't, and there is a small "gap" in the hole where the filter runs into the box.

Thanks.

Jim

Jim, The filter seals up the wall of the box pretty good but there needs to be a little wiggle room there for movement since it is attached to intake tube which is attached to the engine. As you hit the throttle, your engine obviously moved thus moving the intake tube and air filter, for that reason there is a little room to allow for that movement without stressing any of the materials. I hope that helps, thanks for choosing Cold Air Inductions Inc.!

[Sales @ CAI Inc]

Originally Posted by Apex Chase

On the right we have the always beautiful Apex Amanda. On the left we have the always clueless to the fact that his photo is being taken Bill. It is amazing to think that a guy that ugly knows so much about air intakes.

Careful Chase

[kostnkost]

Apex Amanda has me sold

I was deciding between a few intakes for my '13 2LT, but she was the deciding factor. I think a raise in order.

[Bradrulz]

I think they should sell a package where APEX Amanda comes out to do the install.

[Apex Motorsports]

Originally Posted by Sales @ CAI Inc

Careful Chase

That is what happens when I post following a few holiday adult beverages.

Originally Posted by kostnkost

Apex Amanda has me sold

I was deciding between a few intakes for my '13 2LT, but she was the deciding factor. I think a raise in order.

Nice. I guess we should keep her around then.

Originally Posted by Bradrulz

I think they should sell a package where APEX Amanda comes out to do the install.

I can make that happen. The question is, can you afford it?

[Sales @ CAI Inc]

Originally Posted by Apex Chase

That is what happens when I post following a few holiday adult beverages.

I thought it was a little out of your ususal Camaro5 demeanor remember to never drink and post things online, bad things happen

[Sales @ CAI Inc]

This information is in the thread, but I keep having a few pepole PM me with the same question so I will copy it here nice and bold for all to see:

-Our CAI will not and can not void your vehicles warranty per federal Law (see the Magnuson Moss act). The vehicle manufacturer does not have to warranty your CAI or and damage proven to be caused by a CAI (that same rule applies to any aftermarket bolt on modification). To date we have never had a single warranty issue with a dealership, and we sell thousands of Camaro CAI's every year, in fact we have many GM dealers that sell and install our CAI!

Hopefully that answers the question that is so commonly asked.

[kostnkost]

Heres a question that I hope someone can answer.

If I change my oil on a regular basis(every 3k miles or 3 months whichever comes first), do I still need a catch can? This is something I do with every car I have owned so far, and so far (*knocks on his head*) I have not had any problems.

Is a catch can overkill at this point?

[Lil' Nasty]

Originally Posted by kostnkost

Heres a question that I hope someone can answer.

If I change my oil on a regular basis(every 3k miles or 3 months whichever comes first), do I still need a catch can? This is something I do with every car I have owned so far, and so far (*knocks on his head*) I have not had any problems.

Is a catch can overkill at this point?

It's still needed...oil is still ingested no matter when you change the oil.

Back on topic, great thread Cai inc, I Love my intake

[Oby1]

Originally Posted by Sales @ CAI Inc

This information is in the thread, but I keep having a few pepole PM me with the same question so I will copy it here nice and bold for all to see:

-Our CAI will not and can not void your vehicles warranty per federal Law (see the Magnuson Moss act). The vehicle manufacturer does not have to warranty your CAI or and damage proven to be caused by a CAI (that same rule applies to any aftermarket bolt on modification). To date we have never had a single warranty issue with a dealership, and we sell thousands of Camaro CAI's every year, in fact we have many GM dealers that sell and install our CAI!

Hopefully that answers the question that is so commonly asked.

Do you have any that sell it in Miami?

[RubyCamaro]

I don't know Chase, ....................I don't mind looking at this pic for a while &................ Though she is pretty, Amanda is just not my type! Just sayin.

Originally Posted by Apex Chase

On the right we have the always beautiful Apex Amanda. On the left we have the always clueless to the fact that his photo is being taken Bill. It is amazing to think that a guy that ugly knows so much about air intakes.

[Sales @ CAI Inc]

Originally Posted by Oby1

Do you have any that sell it in Miami?

We have multiple dealers in Florida, not any specifically in Miami that I can think of. You can find a list of most of our authorized dealers on our website. Also, many of our dealers as well as our company can ship you the order direct. Are you looking for someone to install it or something?

[kostnkost]

Rather than start another post, I figured to ask here.

How often do you have to change the filter on this? I drive around 25k/yr and was curious if this has to be changed annually.