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SLP 7 2.62%
K&N 36 13.48%
AIRAID 18 6.74%
VOLANT 4 1.50%
PHASTEK 0 0%
AEM 2 0.75%
BBK 6 2.25%
ROTO-FAB 38 14.23%
other... 156 58.43%
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Old 10-07-2011, 10:03 AM   #99
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Old 10-07-2011, 10:07 AM   #100
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ADM Race CAI with the scoop!
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Old 10-07-2011, 10:34 AM   #101
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I just installed my K&N Typhoon CAI a few days ago. took about an hr, but well worth it. I got it for $230 on Amazon.com which they claim is 50% the retail price.
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Old 10-07-2011, 10:47 AM   #102
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Old 10-07-2011, 12:04 PM   #103
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Why would anyone purchase a CAI, and then go through the hassle of installing a scoop when they can just purchase the proper cold intake that will gather the coolest air. Get a FastLane and save yoursefl the hassle of having to cut up your ride.
Because they may not want to have to tune their car and the Fastlane Intake needs a Tune.
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Old 10-07-2011, 12:18 PM   #104
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Because they may not want to have to tune their car and the Fastlane Intake needs a Tune.

Better go double check your facts; Any time you make a change to the way your engine intakes air or fuel it's "recommended" to get a tune to obtrain maximum benefit from that change.

The real answer is one brand may provide better performance over the other by the design (maximum air flow), and whether or not it sucks in cooler air. Why do you think some brands use a housing aournd their filter in an attempt to keep the warmer temp air away from the filter? And, why do you think people are using a scoop to force air from the front of the vehicle "grille" into the CAI housing?

With the Fastlane, it's designed from the get go to gather air from inside the grille area of the vehicle, thus no housing necessary, no scoop necessary, no cutting, no drilling, no fuss.

In your analogy; That's like saying changing ride height race springs won't require a wheel alignment if you go with brand A vs brand B. Illogical.

If any vendor tells you you don't need a tune, they're basically saying don't expect to get much results from using their product, because the benfit is so minimal it would be a waste of time to get a tune.

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Old 10-07-2011, 12:34 PM   #105
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If any vendor tells you you don't need a tune, they're basically saying don't expect to get much results from using their product, because the benfit is so minimal it would be a waste of time to get a tune.
Finally someone other than the LSR Guys telling the truth!!! Thank you!
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Old 10-07-2011, 01:52 PM   #106
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In yoru analogy;
What analogy?Not trying to start an argument. and agree with you for the most part. Just oversensitive when one mentions Brand A is better than Brand B and you have brand B LOL. My apologies. Some people don't want to tune their cars and void their warranties. Maybe they should just stick with a stock intake? Some just want looks and sound. Don't know what the OP wants. He just said best. Yes they will benefit more from tunes. I know more than a little about airflow in my line of work and schooling. I can blow hot air with the best of them and also catch lightning in a bottle.
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Old 10-07-2011, 05:10 PM   #107
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What analogy?Not trying to start an argument. and agree with you for the most part. Just oversensitive when one mentions Brand A is better than Brand B and you have brand B LOL. My apologies. Some people don't want to tune their cars and void their warranties. Maybe they should just stick with a stock intake? Some just want looks and sound. Don't know what the OP wants. He just said best. Yes they will benefit more from tunes. I know more than a little about airflow in my line of work and schooling. I can blow hot air with the best of them and also catch lightning in a bottle.
Actually, I don't have brand B anymore, and I never said it was better, I'll let the comparitive analysis prove that. What I asked was "why would someone not go with that brand if it provides cooler air, rather than purchase brand A and then have a scoop installed to force cooler air to brand A."
Sometimes, being devils advocate allows one to see things from someone else's perspective.
When it comes to "performance" (not asthetics), I don't buy what will make my vehicle look cooler than the next guys I purchase what will give me the best performance for the money.
So, from a strictly performance perspective the Fastlane will provide double digit increases in HP, and you won't have to spend extra $ on a scoop or the installation.
Doesn't matter to me man, I don't make a living in thie auto industry, but I can share the knowledge I've obtained from spending thousands of dollars on moding my vehicle to over 1000hp.
But, you're absolutley correct maybe the OP just wants to bolt on something he thinks is cool, looks cool and wants to cut and drill holes in the bumper.

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