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 Air Intake Or Short Ram? Lancer Ralliart
 
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post Mar 18 2007, 07:03 PM
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What would be better for my 04 lancer a cool air intake or a short ram? cuz my friend said that the airfliter is my engine bay. so i really only need the short ram? what u guys think?
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post Mar 26 2007, 11:42 AM
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well when i researched the difference between a short ram and a cold air there is a big difference in horsepower. you get more from a cold air than a short ram. SR is easier to install and are cheaper. i have a aem sr in my 04 ralliart, only because where i live it rains alot and i didnt want to have to mess with changing the filter that often. my friend has a ca in his supra and it works great just when it rains alot and floods thats when it sucks. the sa that i have gave me about 8 more horses and it sounds great. hope that helps.
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post Mar 26 2007, 09:09 PM
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QUOTE(RAfreak @ Mar 26 2007, 11:42 AM)
well when i researched the difference between a short ram and a cold air there is a big difference in horsepower.  you get more from a cold air than a short ram.  SR is easier to install and are cheaper.  i have a aem sr in my 04 ralliart, only because where i live it rains alot and i didnt want to have to mess with changing the filter that often.  my friend has a ca in his supra and it works great just when it rains alot and floods thats when it sucks.  the sa that i have gave me about 8 more horses and it sounds great.  hope that helps.
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Did you dyno those 8 horses? The only reason I ask is because on a 2.4L it won't make THAT much of a difference because it's not a huge engine. Usually on larger displacement engines, it makes a difference.
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post Sep 29 2007, 07:34 PM
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hey i know that if you cut the stock air box off on the ralliart it a perfect sr. but does anyone know the part number for the k+n filter to do it???
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post Nov 5 2007, 10:29 PM
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i dished out 300 bucks for an aem v2 cai for a 96 integra, and it sounded GREAT! but barely any gain : /. sr is the best bang for you're buck. that extra pony isn't worth sucking water up into ur motor
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post Jan 12 2008, 08:04 PM
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QUOTE(utiheadbanger @ Mar 26 2007, 09:09 PM)
Did you dyno those 8 horses?  The only reason I ask is because on a 2.4L it won't make THAT much of a difference because it's not a huge engine.  Usually on larger displacement engines, it makes a difference.
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truth is, it doesn't matter what kind of intake u have. the only difference ur gonna notice is the sound. unless u had a bedsheet as a filter in yer stock airbox
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post Jan 12 2008, 09:21 PM
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every time the discussion comes up between a SRI or a CAI the CAI gets knocked for sucking water into the engine. can one person on this whole forum ever say that happened to him/her? or is this just something that happened to one person and got spreaded around the world as something that happens all the time? cuz i don't know a single person that has had this happen.
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QUOTE(Lewiman06 @ Jan 12 2008, 09:21 PM)
every time the discussion comes up between a SRI or a CAI the CAI gets knocked for sucking water into the engine. can one person on this whole forum ever say that happened to him/her? or is this just something that happened to one person and got spreaded around the world as something that happens all the time? cuz i don't know a single person that has had this happen.
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i do. a buddy of mine had an accord with an h22 swap. a road in his neighborhood flooded alot. one day he hopped his passenger side wheels up on the curb to avoid it and fucked up his rim. a few weeks (or months, i can't remember) same problem, but this time he just drove through it. bad idea.
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