Best CAI for nnbs trucks?
02-09-2012, 11:28 PM
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Best CAI for nnbs trucks?
Coming fron a Titan and having good luck with the AEM I had on it, was considering that again. But there are so damn many of them out there, I have no idea where to begin.......lol. So I'm looking for best power gains, bang for buck and info on you guys who have 4'' ones.
02-09-2012, 11:46 PM
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In my honest opinion I didnt see/feel any gain from switching to a K&N CAI. If I were to do it again id mod the stock air box and switch to a K&N filter and put the money elsewhere.
02-09-2012, 11:50 PM
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I have the vararam tri power and I like it! It's not made to my preference but it has good purpose! I got it shipped for 297 from Maryland speed! It has picked my truck up noticeably! I have some vid on here racing my brother before and after it! Good luck
02-09-2012, 11:54 PM
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CC05, Thanks for such a helpful post!!
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02-10-2012, 12:13 AM
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Yeah, I know. 
I just felt the need to throw that out there. What I really should have put was: I've had four different intakes on my trucks that I've got now. I've had a K&N FIPK (with Spectre, K&N, and AEM dry-flo filter), a heat-wrapped Spectre, a custom made tube with Spectre filter, and the stock airbox. For the money, it's probably not worth it to upgrade unless you've got major mods. But, if you've already got the funds set aside and are intent on buying an intake, my favorite has been the K&N tube with AEM dry-flo filter. Just my two cents.
I just felt the need to throw that out there. What I really should have put was: I've had four different intakes on my trucks that I've got now. I've had a K&N FIPK (with Spectre, K&N, and AEM dry-flo filter), a heat-wrapped Spectre, a custom made tube with Spectre filter, and the stock airbox. For the money, it's probably not worth it to upgrade unless you've got major mods. But, if you've already got the funds set aside and are intent on buying an intake, my favorite has been the K&N tube with AEM dry-flo filter. Just my two cents.
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Yeah, I know. I just felt the need to throw that out there. What I really should have put was: I've had four different intakes on my trucks that I've got now. I've had a K&N FIPK (with Spectre, K&N, and AEM dry-flo filter), a heat-wrapped Spectre, a custom made tube with Spectre filter, and the stock airbox. For the money, it's probably not worth it to upgrade unless you've got major mods. But, if you've already got the funds set aside and are intent on buying an intake, my favorite has been the K&N tube with AEM dry-flo filter. Just my two cents.
I just felt the need to throw that out there. What I really should have put was: I've had four different intakes on my trucks that I've got now. I've had a K&N FIPK (with Spectre, K&N, and AEM dry-flo filter), a heat-wrapped Spectre, a custom made tube with Spectre filter, and the stock airbox. For the money, it's probably not worth it to upgrade unless you've got major mods. But, if you've already got the funds set aside and are intent on buying an intake, my favorite has been the K&N tube with AEM dry-flo filter. Just my two cents.
02-10-2012, 12:22 AM
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So it seems Airraid MIT with drop in is best bang for buck. Hmm.......since my truck is a '12, I have the 2bolt MAF. A bit more digging is needed me thinks. Thanks for the input so far.