CAI System comparison

[MRGOODWRENCH3]

Originally Posted by ADM PERFORMANCE

We tested ROTOFAB WITH ADM SCOOP STOCK TUNE
CAI WITH ADM SCOOP STOCK TUNE
ADM RACE WITH ADM SCOOP STOCK TUNE

All were within 1 hp of each other....Feel free to PM me about what we found!

I know for a fact that ROTOFAB IS GOOD TO WELL OVER 1400 HP(Lingenfelter Race Car)

I know for a fact that ADM RACE INTAKE is good for well over 1000 hp(Cassill Motors Just GOOGLE - ADM 1000HP CAMARO


The ADM CAI gets my endorsement. I have it on my personal Camaro. ,


Note - This test was done on a Stock LS3 Camaro that was supplied by a forum member,His name shall remain private.

[Roto-fab 1]

Originally Posted by axis

You do know that the CAI CAI isn't "sealed"? It's just got a top on it. It's completely open on the bottom. As for the others, they are sealed on the top just like the CAI but they use the hood for the top.

Very true... I'm not sure they all actually seal to the hood, but ours certainly does. This method gives you all the advantages of a box with a lid plus the advantage of more space around the filter to draw air. Further, the additional space allows us to run a larger filter. It's one of the reasons why our system does so well with cars adding power mods such as heads/cam, S/C, etc.

[Sales @ CAI Inc]

Cold Air Inductions, Inc. intake systems benefits:

: Tig welded aluminum air box (high luster finish reflects radiant heat)

: Insulated air box (this adding another layer of thermal (convection) protection)

: Aluminum lid with stainless steel ¼ turn fasteners (fast filter removal)

: Viewing window for fast easy filter inspection.

: High Luster ceramic coated intake tube (coated inside and out, yet another layer of thermal protection)

: Smooth bore (88.9 mm) intake tube construction (this minimizes bends and restrictions within the system)

: 8” V-stack air filter with built in velocity stack (helps reduce turbulence for truer MAF reading)

: 8 layer air filter (maximizing filtration for prolonged engine life

: LIFETIME WARRANTY

We have sold thousands of intakes, have thousands of happy customers, and incorporate design features that make our system a true Cold Air Intake. We see great #’s on the Dyno as well as the track, and can keep our intake temps within 2 degrees of ambient air due to our design features.

Check out these links as well:
Testimonials Video - http://www.coldairinductions.com/testimonials
3D Filter Video - http://www.coldairinductions.com/air-filters/filters-in-action/

On a side note, every poll taken on this forum where we have been put head to head with a competitor to see who the peoples choice was we have won by a pretty good margin. Let me know if you have any questions, I would be happy to help!!

[Sales @ CAI Inc]

Originally Posted by axis

You do know that the CAI CAI isn't "sealed"? It's just got a top on it. It's completely open on the bottom. As for the others, they are sealed on the top just like the CAI but they use the hood for the top.

It is sealed, it is sealed from the hot air in the engine bay. Its open on the bottom because its drawing air from outside the vehicle where it is coolest. Our lid design will hold a vacuum much better that a soft flexible rubber seal that adjoins the hood liner. When a strong vacuum is pulled inside the box a soft rubber edge will let some air pass by, an aluminum lid will not. Although the difference may be small, it is still a difference that when added up with all the other litle things we do will help increase performance.

[bannonm]

Originally Posted by Bill @ CAI Inc

It is sealed, it is sealed from the hot air in the engine bay. Its open on the bottom because its drawing air from outside the vehicle where it is coolest. Our lid design will hold a vacuum much better that a soft flexible rubber seal that adjoins the hood liner. When a strong vacuum is pulled inside the box a soft rubber edge will let some air pass by, an aluminum lid will not. Although the difference may be small, it is still a difference that when added up with all the other litle things we do will help increase performance.

That was the point in my post. The seal on the Air Raid box just butts up against the liner on the hood. The one I saw the seal was starting to distort itself and appeared to me that it wasn't going to seal very well.

[chevyfan#1]

Originally Posted by bannonm

That was the point in my post. The seal on the Air Raid box just butts up against the liner on the hood. The one I saw the seal was starting to distort itself and appeared to me that it wasn't going to seal very well.

[Sales @ CAI Inc]

Originally Posted by bannonm

That was the point in my post. The seal on the Air Raid box just butts up against the liner on the hood. The one I saw the seal was starting to distort itself and appeared to me that it wasn't going to seal very well.

Exactly.

[Ratt]

I bought a CAI inc from Jannetty today. He put a lot of time and effort into some good research.

[Sales @ CAI Inc]

Originally Posted by Ratt

I bought a CAI inc from Jannetty today. He put a lot of time and effort into some good research.

Good choice, you will love it!! Thank you for choosing CAI Inc.!