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What's the difference between a short ram intake and a 'regular' intake (performance,sound,...). With only a K&N filter, is there any improvement in sound?
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Originally posted by GMetal
What's the difference between a short ram intake and a 'regular' intake (performance,sound,...). With only a K&N filter, is there any improvement in sound?
Thanks.
What's the difference between a short ram intake and a 'regular' intake (performance,sound,...). With only a K&N filter, is there any improvement in sound?
Thanks.
CAI (cold air intake) intake would improve your sound and performance
Is there a specific intake you are thinking about?
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GMetal,
There is a big difference in sound. Check out my video. In the beginning it sounds like 2 cars...but it's only one. It's just that you are hearing the RM Racing intake and JS Racing exhaust kick in at different RPM's...
http://www.digicomp.cc/grandtouring/movies/js_turn.mpg
I have since installed an AEM intake...and it's louder than the RM at high RPM's.
There is a big difference in sound. Check out my video. In the beginning it sounds like 2 cars...but it's only one. It's just that you are hearing the RM Racing intake and JS Racing exhaust kick in at different RPM's...
http://www.digicomp.cc/grandtouring/movies/js_turn.mpg
I have since installed an AEM intake...and it's louder than the RM at high RPM's.
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short ram tend to make more midrange and the longer units like the AEM/Injen make more high end power. I`m sure a few members will disagree w/ me but It`s been proven over and over again.
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Yup, that's what the guy from Jackson Racing said at his talk at Norm Reeves.
Originally posted by vtecvoodoo
short ram tend to make more midrange and the longer units like the AEM/Injen make more high end power. I`m sure a few members will disagree w/ me but It`s been proven over and over again.
Ryan
short ram tend to make more midrange and the longer units like the AEM/Injen make more high end power. I`m sure a few members will disagree w/ me but It`s been proven over and over again.
Ryan
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