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Hi, I have a celica gts (auto). I was just wondering if the injen short ram intake is better or is the K&N better? Anyone with the K&N have any problems with the intake? Thanks for any info.
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If I were to choose between those two, I would say Injen...You can get it here for $200, plus more celica owners have Injen over K&N 
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Hi, I have a celica gts (auto). I was just wondering if the injen short ram intake is better or is the K&N better? Anyone with the K&N have any problems with the intake? Thanks for any info. I have the injen sr, and i like it. I'd would go with injen sr
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I agree. Injen Cold Air Intake all the way.
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Injen Race division is DaBomb.
Knowing the path and choosing the path are two different things.
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Injen Race division is DaBomb. cant go wrong with the injen CAI
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yeah, the K&N is generally more expensive...plus a short ram doesn't do much for yah, just looks and sounds better. i'd say go with a AEM CAI with the bypass valve to prevent hydrolock if you're worried about that
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If you're definitely going with short ram (instead of CAI), just get the cheapest one. Both are good.
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DO not go for CAI...Any way you have an Auto so Airintake will not really going to make any difference for you...But if you like to get a CAI do not buy Injen CAI. Get AEM CAI, AEM is Low rpm intake (perfect for auto)And Injen is Hight Rpm intake(Perfect for manual)...and to get a high rmp's on auto(To make your INJEN CAI WORK IN FULL POWER) you have to go at list 120mph... P.S.Correct me if I'm wrong.
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Just a tip, nopionline has great prices on intakes, there Injens (SR) are like $170, and they have the black ones.
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DO not go for CAI...Any way you have an Auto so Airintake will not really going to make any difference for you...But if you like to get a CAI do not buy Injen CAI. Get AEM CAI, AEM is Low rpm intake (perfect for auto)And Injen is Hight Rpm intake(Perfect for manual)...and to get a high rmp's on auto(To make your INJEN CAI WORK IN FULL POWER) you have to go at list 120mph... P.S.Correct me if I'm wrong. Very well said. My thoughts exactly 
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